Australia Launches Groundbreaking Program to Treat Peanut Allergies in Infants
Australia has launched a groundbreaking initiative to treat peanut allergies in infants, marking a significant advancement in allergy management. This innovative program offers oral immunotherapy to eligible babies, gradually introducing peanut powder to build immunity over two years. With around 3% of Australian children affected by peanut allergies, this initiative aims to change the trajectory of allergic disease and improve the quality of life for families. Supervised by pediatric hospitals, the program is a hopeful step towards reducing the risks associated with peanut exposure.
Early Introduction of Peanuts Can Reduce Allergy Risk by 71%
Groundbreaking study shows early introduction of peanuts can reduce peanut allergies by 71%. Research challenges conventional wisdom, emphasizing the importance of early exposure to prevent allergies in children. Findings published in NEJM Evidence offer promising solution to rising epidemic of peanut allergies.
Uber Eats Super Bowl Ad Faces Criticism for Making Light of Food Allergies
Uber Eats is under fire for its Super Bowl ad that appeared to make light of a man having an allergic reaction to peanut butter. The controversial ad has drawn criticism from the Food Allergy Research & Education charity and individuals with peanut allergies. The backlash has sparked a debate about the portrayal of food allergies in humor and its potential impact on those living with allergies.
Tesco and Sainsbury’s Issue Warning for Recall of Chicken Pad Thai Ready Meal
Tesco and Sainsbury’s have issued a warning to consumers regarding a recall of a particular ready meal product. Scratch Meals Ltd has recalled its Chicken Pad Thai with Noodles & Veggies due to the presence of peanuts, which could pose…