Children's food allergies 'can cause lasting trauma'

Children with food allergies can grow up feeling abnormal or be afraid of eating, research has found.

Children with food allergies can grow up feeling abnormal or be afraid of eating, research has found.

And their parents often feel isolated and frustrated that the condition is not properly understood by politicians, the public or even their GPs, according to the multi-million euro study at University College Cork.

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