Peanut Allergy No Longer Found in 35% of Previously Diagnosed Children

Totally nuts! Babies with peanut allergies given all-clear to eat peanut butter after surprise scientific discovery

Scientists were surprised to discover that more than a third of Australian babies thought to have peanut allergies could safely eat peanuts during medically supervised tests.

Peanut Allergy No Longer Found in 35% of Previously Diagnosed Children

An Australian study suggests a supervised food challenge may be the best way to diagnose peanut allergy in young children, as clinical history and allergy testing alone were not enough to accurately diagnose many infants.

Many diagnosed with a peanut allergy don’t realize they may not have it anymore

A new study says that many children who were diagnosed with a peanut allergy should be tested later on — and are likely not to have an allergy after all.

One in three babies with peanut allergies cleared in study

A world-first Australian study has upended a decades-long approach to diagnosing and managing peanut allergies, allowing many babies to be cleared of the condition.