Children's Allergy Research

NATASHA

Who is it for? Children and young people with peanut allergy (age 6-23 years) or with cow’s milk allergy (age 3-23 years).

Why? The purpose of this study is to test whether Oral Immuno Therapy (OIT) using commonly available foods can be used safely to treat young people with peanut or cow’s milk allergy, and also to show this can be cost-effective in the NHS.

To find out more: Contact your Allery Consultant or Research Coordinator Jin Li 

or take a look at the NATASHA trial web page

BAT-IMPACT

Who is it for? The study focuses on children and young people with suspected allergy to peanut, egg, cow’s milk, sesame and cashew nuts aged 6 months -15 years.

Why? In this study, we want to determine if using blood special blood tests called BAT and MAT impacts the use of oral food challenges in the diagnosis of allergy.

To find out more: Please contact a member of the Allergy Team. Alternatively, contact Research Officer Anisa Ahmed

Please ask your Allergy Consultant about research that may be suitable for you or your child.

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