CMAJ| JULY 9, 2018| VoLUMe 190| IssUe 27 E815 peanut allergy with maternal peanut
consumption in pregnancy. The Growing Up Today Study 2 prospectively followed mothers …

BACKGROUND: Most children with peanut allergy (PA) react on first known oral exposure to
peanut. Recent data suggest cutaneous exposure as a route of sensitization. OBJECTIVES …

Over 90% of peanut allergic children react on their first known exposure. The route by which
sensitisation occurs is unclear. Much work has focused on maternal consumption of allergen …

BACKGROUND: Maternal allergy is believed to be a risk factor for peanut allergy (PNA) in
children. However, there is no direct evidence of maternal transmission of PNA …

BACKGROUND: Peanut allergy is typically severe, lifelong, and prevalent. OBJECTIVE: To
identify factors associated with peanut sensitization. METHODS: We evaluated 503 infants 3 …

Abstract Background The Learning Early About Peanut Allergy or LEAP trial found that the
early introduction of peanuts in the diet of infants at risk for peanut allergies prevents peanut …

Cite this as: AS Kemp, A‐L Ponsonby, T. Dwyer JA Cochrane, A. Pezic and G. Jones,
Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 2011 (41) 224–231. Summary Background There is …

New guidelines for peanut allergy prevention in high-risk infants recommend introducing
peanut during infancy but do not address breastfeeding or maternal peanut consumption …

Background Recent trials have shown that avoiding peanuts during infancy increases the
risk of peanut allergy; however, these studies did not address maternal peanut consumption …

METHODS: Retrospective, case controlled study investigating the role of infant's
environmental peanut exposure on later allergy. Dietary questionnaires were completed …