Researchers are working with a toothpaste that could one day help prevent severe allergic reactions. It won’t cure the allergy but it could make the body’s response less life-threatening.

Minor allergic reactions such as hives and itching may be managed with antihistamines. Life-threatening reactions require a ...

George was diagnosed with a peanut allergy a day after ... set up the charity hoping to cure allergies with research.

One in 50 children in the United States is allergic to peanuts, while one in 200 adults have the allergy, too.

While there is no cure to food allergies ... “About 2/3 of people who had a peanut allergy were able to eat 4 peanuts.

Sibel Sonmez-Ajtai, paediatric allergy consultant and principal investigator at Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust, ...

The daycare decided my lunches were boring and, to spice things up, they gave me a peanut ... they are not a cure.) ...

Five NHS hospitals so far are taking part in the £2.5 million clinical trial thanks to funding from the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation. | ITV News Meridian ...

Giving children tiny amounts of peanuts and milk to treat allergies does work, a “miracle” trial suggests. The £2.5 million ...

Children given everyday foods to treat milk and peanut allergies are showing dramatic signs of improvement, according to ...

"This treatment is not a cure for a food allergy ... was diagnosed with a severe peanut allergy when he was one.

You can receive an accurate diagnosis through allergy testing. There is no cure for peanut allergies, but various methods for ...