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    • Characterising T cell responses to peanut allergens
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    • First gluten free grocery store opens in Auckland
    • Study of breastfed infants with atopic dermatitis
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    • Europrevall review food allergy factors
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    • Immunising against food allergy
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    • Parents overreact on peanut allergies
    • USA celebrity chef gives allergy advice for food service staff
    • Foods causing anaphylaxis in Italy
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    • Gestational diabetes linked to food allergy in children
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    • Review of quantitative allergen methods
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    • Linking childhood food allergies to obesity
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    • NZ allergist shortage causing health risks
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    • Oxoid supplies ELISA Systems kits in Europe
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    • Lupin allergy in those with peanut, pea and soy allergy
    • Food exclusion may not help prevent eczema in children
    • Understanding watermelon allergy
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    • Gluten Free Food & Allergy Show goes to New Zealand
    • Probiotics may protect some children from allergy
    • ANZ Coeliac Research Fund releases The Coeliac CD
    • Anaphylaxis Australia Inc hosts Queensland Seminars
    • High fat diet may lessen allergic response
    • Eliciting doses of lupin in peanut-allergic children
    • Children with food allergy have greater risk of asthma
    • Oral desensitisation to peanut allergy
    • Food Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire developed
    • Book review - Food Allergy: Adverse Reactions to Foods and Food Additives
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    • Food Allergy Herbal Formula (FAHF-2) shows further promise
    • Allergy NZ publishes new info leaflets
    • UK National Trust joins coeliac awareness campaign
    • Laboratory adds fish and mollusc tests to its capability
    • Worker on trial for putting peanuts in nut-free site
    • Anaphylaxis register established
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    • Early clinical predictors of peanut allergy remission in children
    • Study of atopy and allergic disease in rural China
    • UK Food Allergy and Intolerance Awareness Week: 19th- 23rd January 2009
    • World outlook for food allergy and intolerance products
    • Charges dropped in Chicago allergy death
    • Is anaphylaxis at epidemic proportions?
    • Spelt product launches in Europe up 130 per cent
    • The Food Allergy Specific ImmunoTherapy (FAST) project
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    • Harvard professor calls for calm approach to nut allergy
    • Website aims to help allergic consumers find specific foods
    • Research into sulphite-free ginger products
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    • USA school survey of food allergy
    • More evidence that allergy prevalence is over-rated
    • FALCPA labelling exemptions report
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    • Coeliac Society of Victoria releases a travel guide
    • Cashew proteins survive processing
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    • ELISA for detecting walnut proteins
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    • New gliadin detection kit released
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    • Gluten Free Food and Allergen Show comes to Sydney
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    • Cross reactions to kiwifruit in patients with cereal allergy
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    • Canada proposes new allergen labelling laws
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    • Assessing the allergenic potential of novel proteins
    • New VITAL Coordinator appointed
    • Cooking may aid tolerance to certain food allergies
    • A universal allergy therapy
    • Asthma-allergies study to track 5,000 children
    • Anaphylactic reactions to Buckwheat
    • Chinese medicine may protect from anaphylaxis
    • Allergy management guidelines for schools
    • What is a food allergen?
    • ASCIA 19th Annual Scientific Meeting
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    • Asthma study may reignite pregnancy-peanut debate
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    • Too clean, or not too clean - A review of the Hygiene Hypothesis
    • Understanding egg allergens
    • Epidemiologic risks for food allergy
    • Prevalence of peanut and tree nut allergy in the United States
    • Australian’s labelled worst allergy hypochondriacs
    • Has decreased infection load of infants led to increased allergic and autoimmune diseases?
    • Australian’s labelled worst allergy hypochondriacs
    • Europrevall features on European TV
    • The role of protein digestibility and antacids on food allergy outcomes
    • More Australians to suffer from allergy
    • Five steps forward for food allergy
    • “Gluten-free” definition
    • House Of Lords to debate 2007 Allergy Report
    • Peanut allergy solution due in five years
    • Criteria for identifying allergenic foods of public health importance
    • FACTA Australia (EML Queensland) receives added accreditation
    • Novel foods need to be assessed for allergenicity
    • Desensitisation trial to prevent allergic reactions to food
    • Peanut Company of Australia – Peanut allergy research summary
    • Gluten free market growth continues
    • New study into food allergy in New Zealand
    • New president of The American Academy Of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI)
    • Call for increased coeliac disease screening
    • Differences between sulfite and sulfonamide allergies
    • New BRC Standard has more focus on food allergen management
    • Anaphylaxis Education Workshops in Sydney
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    • Asthma survey finds link to environmental allergens in the home
    • UK Anaphylaxis Campaign launches standard for food allergen control
    • Microorganism fermentation of soy may reduce allergenicity
    • Warning against self-diagnosed food allergies
    • Food Allergy Awareness Week, 11-17th May 2008
    • Processing method reduces egg allergenicity
    • Coeliac Awareness Week 13 - 20 March 2008
    • Coles Gluten Free & Allergy Expo 2008 15 & 16 March, Perth
    • Italian workshop targets “may contain” labelling for allergens
    • Protein-rich flours offer potential for gluten-free foods
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    • Fifth Workshop on Food Allergen Methodologies
    • UK study reports the rate of food intolerance is not rising
    • 2008 Annual Allergen Bureau Conference
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    • The financial cost of allergy in Australia
    • 2008 Gluten Free and Allergy Show
    • Allergy aware program for food businesses piloted in Sydney
    • Maribyrnong Council's allergen guide recognised
    • Milk and egg allergies harder to outgrow
    • Research indicates food allergies strike earlier
    • Closely related proteins less likely to cause allergies
    • Food Allergy Molecule Identified
    • Food allergies rise 12-fold in Australian children
    • Allergen Training Seminars October 2007
    • Europeans study the 'no observed adverse effect level' (NOAEL) of soy allergens
    • 9th Annual Food Regulations & Labelling Standards Conference
    • Cashew nuts found to cause more severe allergic reactions than peanuts
    • Scientist reports allergen-free peanut processing
    • Approaches to Risk Assessment in Food Allergy Workshop 29-30 May 2007, Madrid
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    • Asthma Foundation steps in with allergy training
    • Phase 1 study of a food allergy herbal formula
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    • Rice malt offers promise for new gluten-free products
    • Early cow's milk exposure may have protective effect
    • Protecting peanut-allergic children
    • Predicting resolution of cow's milk allergy
    • Development of reference standards for food allergen analysis
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    • Draft food allergy guidelines released
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    • Review of antioxidants' role in allergic disease
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    • 6th Workshop on Food Allergen Methodologies May 2010
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    • New research sought for assessing allergy of GE plants
    • Oats may improve nutritional quality of gluten-free diets
    • Irish SMS service for food allergic consumers
    • Influence of dietary factors on duration of cow's milk allergy
    • International Coeliac 2010 Fair in Finland
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    • Study into peanut and birch pollen cross-reactions
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    • Peanut allergy prevalence stabilised in Isle of Wight
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    • AAAAI provides on-line videos on allergy and asthma
    • Boys more prone to allergy than girls
    • Impact of maternal coeliac disease on baby birth weight
    • Prebiotic supplements may not change allergic response in infants
    • Regional distribution of food allergy in Australia
    • New projects supported by the Coeliac Research Fund
    • EuroPrevall study on food allergies in China, India and Russia
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    • UK Food Standards Agency pamphlet on food allergies
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    • Keynote presentations from the 2009 Allergen Bureau Conference
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    • Wheat glutenin detection by PCR
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    • Reducing anaphylaxis fatalities
    • Animal models of allergenicity
    • Allergy warning symbol for foods mooted
    • Anaphylaxis: Better identification of those at risk
    • UK parents ignore precautionary nut statements
    • Early infection protects against allergies
    • Insights from anaphylaxis survivors
    • Review of allergic reactions to meat
    • Allergy information pack for consumers
    • Evaluation of UK FSA allergen management guidance
    • New coeliac disease treatment guidelines
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    • Assessing food allergy risks of novel proteins
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    • EuroPrevall researchers publish survey methodology
    • More work on peanut allergen desensitisation
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    • Merger forms largest private allergen research funding body
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    • Oral immunotherapy may not be the answer for peanut allergy
    • Meet the Allergen Bureau Management Committee
    • Millions to be spent on food allergy research
    • Melbourne researchers make coeliac breakthrough
    • Gluten-free market in Australia expected to increase
    • Newborn allergy screen developed in Australia
    • Disappointment follows 2007 House of Lords allergy report
    • The truth behind ‘may contain’ labels
    • Low-allergy peanuts on the horizon
    • Health Victoria presents results of allergen awareness pilot
    • Asthma Foundation steps in with allergy training
    • Phase 1 study of a food allergy herbal formula
    • US stalls on peanut ban on planes
    • Rice malt offers promise for new gluten-free products
    • Early cow's milk exposure may have protective effect
    • Protecting peanut-allergic children
    • Predicting resolution of cow's milk allergy
    • Development of reference standards for food allergen analysis
    • Allergen labelling confusion remains for consumers
    • Latest news on the AFGC Product Information Form (PIF)
    • Current status and review of VITAL
    • The 2009 food allergen labelling survey
    • Food allergy – what is all the fuss about?
    • GMA nut processing guidelines
    • Self-reported food allergy: an 11-year follow-up
    • European allergy registry paper free to download
    • GLORIA resources for Food Allergy
    • Allergen Bureau Conference in Auckland, NZ well received
    • Consensus needed on acceptable food allergy risk
    • AOAC focus on allergen testing
    • Quantitation of heat-treated egg with commercial ELISA kits
    • Innovative barcode scan to provide more food allergen information
    • New test reduces peanut allergy diagnosis rates
    • Draft food allergy guidelines released
    • Antacids and dietary supplements may increase food allergy risk
    • Review of antioxidants' role in allergic disease
    • New survey of food allergy prevalence in Australia
    • The 2010 AAAAI Annual Meeting highlights
    • Allergens in Food and Drink April 2010
    • 6th Workshop on Food Allergen Methodologies May 2010
    • International food allergen conference June 2010
    • Pharmacists may improve coeliac disease diagnosis rates
    • EuroPrevall analyses distribution of food sensitisation
    • Gene associated with food allergy found
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