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An Australian study of 778 infants diagnosed with peanut allergy found that about 35% no longer showed signs of the allergy when retested, and 271 children did not react during a food challenge. The researchers called for retesting to be done under medical supervision, not at home. About 12% of the infants experienced anaphylaxis, but there were no long-term effects. Experts advise children who pass the test to keep eating peanuts, and the study suggested that reassessment could spare some families ongoing medical follow-up and the associated costs.
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