Study: Many infants thought to have peanut allergies may not be allergic
An Australian study found about 35% of infants tested had no reaction during a medically supervised peanut challenge, suggesting some early diagnoses may be incorrect.
A peanut allergy diagnosis can change nearly every meal for a family. But new research suggests some babies believed to have the allergy may actually be able to eat peanuts safely. A new Australian study found about 35% of infants tested had no reaction during a medically supervised peanut challenge, according to News-Medical.