Air pollution linked to childhood peanut allergies
Exposing infants to high levels of air pollution increases the risk of developing a peanut allergy during childhood, a new ...
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Airplane: No evidence nut allergens can spread through ventilation
British researchers say there is no evidence that peanut allergens can circulate into the cabin during a flight through the ...
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Food allergies: a revolutionary test improves diagnosis
A team of researchers has developed a new test to quickly diagnose food allergies, particularly to peanuts, with 95% accuracy. ...
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Food allergies: this medication reduces the dangers of accidental exposure
Omalizumab injections help reduce the risk of serious reactions in the event of a food allergy. This concerns possible accidental ...
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Allergic to peanuts, he dies after eating a slice of pizza
Despite his vigilance over the list of ingredients in dishes, a 23-year-old British man died after eating a slice of ...
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Food allergy and Christmas: “We can always adapt a dish so that it can be shared by everyone”
Are you organizing the Christmas meal this year, and among your guests, are there significant food allergies? Angéline Galinier-Warrain, nutrition ...
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Allergic to cow’s milk: an increased risk of cardiovascular mortality?
A study reveals a possible association between being allergic to cow's milk and an increased risk of cardiovascular disorders. THE ...
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Food allergy: this test can predict your risk of anaphylaxis
Researchers have found that by assessing water loss from the skin during food allergy testing, it is possible to predict ...
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Food allergy: sucking a pacifier would protect children
According to a study conducted by Montpellier researchers, babies' pacifiers have a protective role against food allergies. THE ESSENTIAL Babies ...
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Peanut allergy: a patch could help desensitize children
A skin patch has shown promise for treating young children with severe peanut allergies by training their bodies to deal ...
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Allergic child: “There are 2 things that are difficult to manage: shopping and the drop in morale linked to frustration”
Angéline Galinier Warrain has three children, two of whom are poly-allergic: she tells us how she taught her daughters to ...
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Food allergy: children who live with a dog or a cat have fewer of them
Children growing up with a dog or cat tend to have fewer food allergies than those who are not in ...
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Peanut allergies: eat them from an early age to reduce the risk
Giving babies peanuts as young as four to six months old could reduce their risk of being allergic to them ...
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Tick bite: it can also cause digestive disorders
Tick bites are believed to cause a food allergy that causes digestive disorders. THE ESSENTIAL The bite of the Lone ...
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Eating boiled peanuts, the solution to cure a peanut allergy?
Giving children boiled peanuts and then roasted peanuts could lead to desensitization to peanuts, according to an Australian study. THE ...
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Food allergies: treatment with dupilumab is also effective in young people
An antibody treatment, dupilumab, has been shown to reduce symptoms and improve tissue in young patients with eosinophilic esophagitis (EO), ...
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Some food additives make babies more allergic
Food additives are used, among other things, to make food storage safer. However, some of them could expose babies to ...
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Why do peanuts cause allergies?
Groundnuts or peanuts are among the foods that cause the most allergies in children and adults. Why do they have ...
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Peanut allergy: what if modifying the intestinal microbiota could treat it?
A bacterial compound called "butyrate", made in the gut microbiota, has been shown to be effective in treating peanut allergy ...
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Targeting the microbiota to treat food allergies?
A molecule, produced by intestinal bacteria, would prevent, or at least reduce food allergies. THE ESSENTIAL Eggs, cow's milk proteins ...
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Why are food allergies more spared from Covid?
People with food allergies are thought to be at lower risk of infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. ...
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Cesarean delivery: no increased risk of food allergy in children
Babies born by caesarean section are no more likely to suffer from food allergies at 12 months of age than ...
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Allergies: avoiding the pitfalls of summer
The transport, the destination or the activities, these three data can transform the holidays into an ordeal for people with ...
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Sesame allergy: higher risk for children prone to food allergies
The sesame antibody test - the usefulness of which is still controversial - can accurately predict whether a child with ...
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Peanut allergy: the promising avenue of immunotherapy
Administering small amounts of peanuts to children with severe allergies from an early age and gradually would allow their immune ...
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Food allergies: watch out for hidden sesame in food
More than half of products containing sesame don't explicitly state it on their label, increasing the risk of an allergic ...
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Cow’s milk protein allergy: are there overdiagnoses?
A study conducted by the University of Bristol suggests that international recommendations for doctors to help them diagnose cow's milk ...
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Asthma and food sensitivity at 12 may herald an irritable bowel at 16
There is a link between irritable bowel syndrome at age 16 and the onset of asthma and/or food allergy at ...
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Exposure to cadmium in utero increases the risk of asthma and allergies
According to a new study, this heavy metal, which is subject to restrictions within the European Union, would increase the ...
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Allergies: the dangers of holidays for children
Temporary black henna tattoo, freezing water temperature or summer camp, here are some things that children with allergies should pay ...
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