Kids with egg allergy ‘can safely receive’ yellow fever vax
Consider skin prick testing and split dosing, say researchers.
Tag: Allergy
Oral immunotherapy for peanut allergy ‘increases risk’
There is 'significant uncertainty' over the experimental treatment's long-term safety and efficacy, say experts.
Woman has anaphylactic reaction after oral sex
Penicillin taken by her partner might have been the cause, says BMJÂ Case Reports.
9 reasons to check inactive ingredients in oral meds
US researchers find most medicines contain ingredients known to cause allergy or exacerbate intolerances.
Skin patch for kids with peanut allergy shows promise
But trial results failed to meet a statistical element of the primary outcome, say researchers.
Child vomiting after rice, oats or chicken?
The little known food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome could be more common than we think, say researchers.
EpiPen shortage officially over: TGA
Supply issues with the device have finally been resolved after a nine-month national shortage.
How often is penicillin allergy misdiagnosed?
Doctors can try skin prick testing and oral penicillin under observation to check.
Parents testing infant allergies in doctors’ car parks
Changing advice on feeding might be adding to parental concerns.
