August 11th, 2016
Kids with peanut allergy may be helped by immunotherapy
Researchers at the University of North Carolina are testing the effects of immunotherapy to treat peanut allergy in preschoolers. After two years, 80 percent of the children in the study had no allergic reactions to peanuts. (Run time: 0:21)
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