Study Finds One in Thirty Australian Babies Diagnosed with Peanut Allergy

Study Finds One in Thirty Australian Babies Diagnosed with Peanut Allergy

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A recent study reveals that one in thirty Australian babies is diagnosed with a peanut allergy. This finding highlights the prevalence of peanut allergies among infants in Australia.

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