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Food Allergies: How IgE Reactions Cause Anaphylaxis and How to Prevent Them
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Food Allergies: How IgE Reactions Cause Anaphylaxis and How to Prevent Them

IgE-mediated food allergies can trigger life-threatening anaphylaxis within minutes. Learn how early exposure to allergens like peanut and egg can prevent up to 80% of cases, why skin care matters, and how epinephrine saves lives when seconds count.

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