Research Suggests Some Infant Peanut Allergy Diagnoses May Be Incorrect

New research suggests that about one-third of babies diagnosed with a peanut allergy may not actually have one. The findings point to the value of "food challenges" in confirming the condition. These supervised eating tests can help prevent children from carrying an unnecessary allergy label.

Would you trust a food challenge over a standard allergy test for your child?

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