Diagnosing food allergies often requires in-office challenges that can be stressful, time consuming, and difficult for families. A Michigan Medicine research team is exploring a new approach that could make this process safer and more accessible, especially for young children who cannot easily communicate symptoms. Their early work points toward a potential tool that may change how clinicians monitor reactions during testing.
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