Allergy in kids
High Consumption Of Junk Food May Increase Allergy Risk In Kids: StudyAccording to recent study, presented at the 52nd Annual Meeting of the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology Hepatology and Nutrition, high junk food intake could be a possible reason for food allergies in children.
- Good Bacteria In The Gut May Keep Food Allergies At Bay: Study
Loss of beneficial bacteria in the human gut acts as a switch that makes children susceptible to food allergies
- When It Comes To Food Allergies, How To Help Your Kids Snack Smarter
Here are a few tips for smart, safe eating at school and at home.
- What to Do to Prevent Food Allergies in Kids
A new review published in Canadian Medical Association Journal, suggests an easy way to tackle the risk of food allergies.
- Children With Severe Eczema Are More Likely To Develop Food Allergies: Study
Young kids with serious eczema and infected with Staphylococcus aureus (SA), are more likely to have food allergies.
- Allergic To Eggs? Know Everything About Egg Allergy And Its Symptoms
What is egg allergy and how to find out if one has an allergy? Fret not; as we tell you all about egg allergy, its symptoms and prevention.
- Eating Fish May Ward Off Allergies In Kids
Women who consume oily fish while pregnant or during breast-feeding may decrease the risk of their children developing food allergies, asthma, eczemas or hay fever, researchers have found.
- New Guidelines: Introduce Peanuts to Infants Early to Prevent Allergies
Parents may be able to reduce the chance that their children will develop peanut allergies by introducing the food early on, as young as four to six months of age, experts now say.
- Peanut Allergy In Kids? Here's How You Can Reduce Allergic Reactions (Study)
Exposing children to a small, regular dose of an allergen (in this case peanut) in a real-world setting (outside of a clinical trial) is effective in reducing the risk of allergic reactions.
