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More than one in 20 adults in the UK has a clinically confirmed food allergy, according to a detailed study commissioned by the Food Standards Agency.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) publishes its Patterns and Prevalence of Adult Food Allergy (PAFA) report, a large study carried out by partners

Prevalence of food hypersensitivity greater than thought, with allergy to peanuts or tree nuts most common

Paul Breaux Middle School will no longer host LPSS’s gifted and immersion programs. But what happens to the zoned students the decision leaves behind?

Ultra-processed foods (UPF) have become normalised in the diet of children, experts have warned in a Government-commissioned report.

British rare breeds dominated in the Supreme SEIB Insurance Brokers Search for a Star Your Horse Live Championship at the weekend, with Suffolk Punch and a Dales pony taking the top honours.

They've become the dietary devil of our time, but are they all really as bad as we think? The experts explain the science

The FINANCIAL -- Almost three quarters of infants in the UK are fed infant formula in the first six weeks of life and this rises to 88% by six months of age. Formula-fed infants have a higher risk of gastrointestinal infections compared to breastfed infants1 which can be attributed, in part, to bacterial contamination from:The FINANCIAL -- Almost three quarters of infants in the UK are fed infant formula in the first six weeks of life and this rises to 88% by six months of age. Formula-fed infan...

Ultra-processed foods have become the dietary devil of our time, but are they as bad as we think? Experts explain the science. It seems like only yesterday...