In a paper published online in advance in Pediatrics this week, a team led by investigators at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago shows that food-allergen sensitization varies according to self-identified race or genetic ancestry.
In a paper published online in advance in Pediatrics this week, a team led by investigators at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago shows that food-allergen sensitization varies according to self-identified race or genetic ancestry.
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