Food Allergies

Food Allergy in Black Children Doubles: New Study Reveals Rising Trend

Food allergies can be deadly, and they're not going away any time soon. In fact, food allergies seem to actually be increasing in children. That's not all, either; a new study has shown that the problem is doubling among black children.
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