Early peanut exposure may prevent kids allergies study finds
A large study shows infants exposed to peanuts before age one develop far fewer peanut allergies, reducing risk by up to 81 percent. Findings, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, prompt new guidelines while stressing skin tests before introduction and safe feeding practices.
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