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How a misinterpretation of a BMJ publication from 1996 caused (and yes, I do mean caused) the explosion in rates of peanut allergy.

In a nutshell: for decades the guidance issued in the USA and UK was the opposite of what it should have been and left a generation with preventable, life-threatening allergies.

news.harvard.edu/gazette/story…


Seem like peanut allergies were once rare and now everyone has them?

Surgeon, professor Marty Makary examines damage wrought when medicine closes ranks around inaccurate dogma.
Terry Murphy (Harvard Gazette)

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