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The FDA issued an FDA Modernization Act health claim on Dec. 8 acknowledging the safety of the early introduction of peanuts among infants to reduce the risk for developing peanut allergy.

Healio

Kids with food allergies, autism and other conditions can stop by and get safe treats

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Halloween gets a new meaning with painted gourds, all of which aim to raise funds, awareness and acceptance.

Good Housekeeping

The Teal Pumpkin Project alerts children of homes that offer non-edible Halloween treats.

13News Now

One in 13 children in the U.S. has a potentially life-threatening food allergy

NBC Boston

Every three minutes in the United States, an allergic reaction to foods sends someone to the emergency room. Today, we explore what life is like when you must avoid certain foods. But we also learn that there is hope for an escape from the food prison. Researchers like Clemson University's Sachin Rustgi are using cutting-edge genetic engineering tools to make foods safer for those living with allergies and food sensitivities.

I AM BIO Podcast
Yahoo! Life

Do Allergy Shots Work?

August 20, 2021
BlackDoctor.org

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