Message, and peanut butter, spreads to prevent allergies
Allergists say they're now seeing dozens of high-risk babies a month, testing to see whether they have a severe peanut allergy and, if they don't, starting them right away on a diet that includes peanut products. The hope is that the early intervention …
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Alevicyn: A Better Approach in Treating Eczema
The National Eczema Association says that up to 30 million people deal with the condition characterized by sensitive, intensely itchy skin that is usually diagnosed when a person is a baby or young child. With eczema, the skin doesn't properly do its …
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Seattle-area doctors support peanut exposure for babies
A doctor will test a high-risk infant for the peanut allergy prior to the treatment. Eczema is usually a good sign a baby could develop the allergy. If the test is negative for the allergy or even just slightly positive, the child will then be exposed …
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