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Industry demand prompts new buckwheat allergen test
05/11

Reliability of skin prick test results depends on when they are read
05/11

Men may have a greater risk for allergy than women
05/11

Online food allergy predictor developed
03/11

Food allergy blood tests overdiagnose allergy – 10/10
Unreliable blood tests cause overdiagnosis of food allergy in the US 04/09
Food allergy tests unreliable 01/08

Molecular testing for allergies
05/10

Detecting food allergies by screening cytokine production
05/10

New blood test for allergy for new born babies
05/10

New genetic technique to identify wrongly labelled foods
11/09

Southampton Hospital now offers advanced drug and food allergy testing to patients across the south of England. 08/09

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