New drug offers hope for food allergy sufferers despite mixed results

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Nina Nichols takes her daily dose of Palforzia as her mother, Maria Acebal watches Source: AAP

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug to help reduce allergic reactions to peanuts in children.

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Published 4 February 2020 6:21pm

By Allan Lee

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New drug offers hope for food allergy sufferers despite mixed results

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