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Vaccine may help food allergy sufferers
A team of researchers at Stanford University are working on a food allergy vaccine that has shown promise in animal tests.  In tests on dogs, the vaccine has alleviated allergic reactions to peanuts, milk and wheat.  "We're finally entering a realm where different treatment approaches for food allergy are being developed and really look like they're on the five-to-10-year horizon," one pediatric allergist said.
<a class="marginLink" href="http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/10162659.htm?1cs" target="_BLANK">San Jose Mercury News</a> (11/12)

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