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For eczema and other skin allergies, it's 1 in 8 children, an increase of 69 percent.
NPR: Study: Food, Skin Allergies Increasing In Children
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At age four, they were also given a skin-prick test to see if they had any of the most common allergies, including dust mite, animal fur, pollen, milk, eggs or peanuts.
BBC: Doctors could predict which children are at risk of asthma
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It is my belief that nut allergy and most food allergies are often a result of the body becoming sensitised to them through the skin.
BBC: NEWS | Health | Rise in multiple allergy patients
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Another 18% were admitted for food allergies, with the remaining 17% admitted for angio-oedema - deep swelling underneath the skin, often around the eyes and lips, and sometimes on hands and feet.
BBC: NEWS | Health | Severe allergies 'rising sharply'