One in three babies misdiagnosed with peanut allergies
The Murdoch Children's Research Institute has discovered that 35 per cent of babies who tested positive for peanut allergies through skin prick or blood tests could actually eat peanuts without reacting during medically supervised trials. The world-first study involved ten children's hospitals across Australia and reveals that more than one in three babies with suspected peanut allergies do not have sensitivity to the nut.
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