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A little-known immune condition is being mistaken for food allergies

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New Scientist
By Zesha Saleem
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A little-known immune condition is being mistaken for food allergies
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Doctors are calling for greater awareness of eosinophilic oseophagitis, a chronic condition that can cause symptoms similar to anaphylaxis

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  • A little-known immune condition is being mistaken for food allergies.

Doctors are calling for greater awareness of eosinophilic oseophagitis, a chronic condition that can cause symptoms similar to anaphylaxis

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