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Cambridge Peanut Allergy Clinic

How peanut flour became a drug….

02/03/2018 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

This weekend's newsletter carries a report on the Cambridge Peanut Allergy Clinic that I went to visit last month. The clinic was set up by Dr Andy Clark and his colleagues as a result of their successful 2014 trial showing that the immune systems of peanut allergic children …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Food, Food/Health Policy, Peanut allergyTag: Addenbrookes hospital, Cambridge Peanut Allergy Clinic, delivering peanut flour in capsules, Dr Andy Clark, Dr Pam McEwan, NICE guidance, peanut flour, peanut patches, peanut protein in peanut flour, Successful 2014 peanut immunotherapy trial, Therapeutic use of food, Using trials designed for drugs to test the safety of a food

Immunotherapy – do NOT try this at home….

06/09/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Immunotherapy, especially when combined with probiotics (see Kate Lawrence's research reports this week), shows great promise as a treatment for life threatening allergies. But while the outcome for those who have been treated has been very positive, it is still fraught with …

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Pills and patches for peanut allergy

30/07/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

As I was doing the ironing this morning... I caught, The Food Chain on the World Service – an investigation into licensed medicines to treat peanut allergy. You can download the programme and listen for yourselves but here is a quick overview. Immunotherapy (gradually …

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