Mild to severe: What's behind the rise in food allergies in children?

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Mild to severe: What's behind the rise in food allergies in children?

By Shane Huntington

Childhood allergy expert Prof Katie Allen discusses the emerging epidemic of food allergies in children and its causes.

University of Melbourne

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December 2012
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