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A new study found that not all anaphylaxis deaths are investigated – despite often being sudden and unexplained

A new study found that there are fewer children with peanut allergies in the last few years following a change in guidelines.

A new study indicates a shift in medical guidance around food allergens has paid off.

A study that upended medical practice by recommending feeding babies peanut products early has had a big effect

The supermarket is urging customers not to eat the product which contains allergens not previously listed

Marks & Spencer has urgently recalled its Milk Chocolate Honeycomb snack after discovering undeclared peanuts in some packs, warning customers not to eat the product due to serious allergy risks.

How could they give the bride the worst dessert option?

Consumers with a milk allergy should not eat the kits

Seasonal allergies – triggered by pollen – appear to make deaths by suicide more likely. Our findings, published in the Journal of Health Economics, show that minor physical health conditions like mild seasonal allergies, previously thought not to be an immediate trigger of suicide, are indeed a risk factor.

Those with milk allergies should not eat this product

Flying with food allergies can be tricky, and most passengers probably don’t think twice about what snacks they’re eating on a plane. That is, until a flight attendant makes an announcement about it.