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1 in 3 Infants Diagnosed With Peanut Allergy May Not Have the Condition

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1 in 3 Infants Diagnosed With Peanut Allergy May Not Have the Condition

Researchers say that an “oral food challenge” could help avoid unnecessary treatment for peanut allergies. Lauri Patterson/E+/Getty Images Over a third of infants with suspected peanut allergies did not react to peanut in an…

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