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A wearable patch could prevent severe allergic reactions in toddlers with peanut allergies, according to the results of a new clinical trial. Peanut Patch Trial The late-stage trial involved more than 200 children ages one to three with peanut allergi… more »

The first treatment for peanut allergy has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). A Pill to Treat Peanut Allergies Palforzia—a specially prepared peanut powder that’s consumed daily, helps children and teens better tolerate peanuts s… more »

On March 18, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) published updated guidance on the prevention of food allergies and other allergic conditions. New Guidelines The new guidelines were based on a detailed review of all available evidence on the topi… more »

Kids who are living with a peanut allergy may be able to lower their guard in the future, thanks to a new clinical trial. A Clinical Trial to Reduce Peanut Sensitivity A year-long trial of an oral immunotherapy regimen aimed to reduce children’s sensi… more »

New guidelines announced on January 5thsay that even babies with the highest risk of having a peanut allergy should be given small doses of the nut because it might prevent an allergy from ever developing. New Guidelines The new guidelines from the Na… more »