A peanut allergy can be fatal. Taking measures early in life is considered a recipe for success. Australia is now launching a world's first immunotherapy program for babies, which aims to build up tolerance to the delicious snack.
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Early prevention: Australia launches first treatment program for babies with peanut allergies
Von links nach rechts: Professor Sharon Goldfeld, Professor Andrew Sinclair, Kirsten and Hunter Chatwin, Ged Kearney MP, Professor Kirsten Perrett, Dr Tim Brettig Credit: National Allergy Centre of Excellence
A peanut allergy can be fatal. Taking measures early in life is considered a recipe for success. Australia is now launching a world's first immunotherapy program for babies, which aims to build up tolerance to the delicious snack.
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By Barbara Barkhausen
Source: SBS
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