UNC researchers near breakthrough in treating peanut allergy
Posted Aug 13, 2016
Researchers at the UNC School of Medicine say they are nearing a breakthrough in treating peanut allergy. Results from a clinical trial of 40 peanut-allergic children found that almost 80 percent of participants achieved “sustained unresponsiveness,” even when eating peanuts weeks after treatment. These are the strongest responses ever recorded.
(Triangle Business Journal)
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