Asthma drug could prevent allergic reactions from food
An asthma drug could be used to stop people suffering allergic reactions to food, a study suggests.
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An asthma drug could be used to stop people suffering allergic reactions to food, a study suggests.
The FDA expanded approval for the asthma drug Xolair for multiple food allergies including peanuts and tree nuts to reduce reactions from accidental exposures.
An existing asthma treatment shows promise for reducing food allergies in children and is one step closer to approval, which could come by the end of March. Early data from a federally funded clinical trial showed children who received injections of the monoclonal antibody omalizumab could consume higher doses of peanut, egg, milk and…
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