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Allergy & Immunology
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Food Allergy
Is there utility in doing a baked egg versus lightly cooked egg challenge for FPIES?
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Does food sensitivity testing for IgG subclasses help guide your management of food allergy?
In those patients who are initiated on omalizumab for multiple food allergies, once baked egg and baked milk are introduced into the diet, do you rely upon skin prick testing and/or ImmunoCAP testing in order to make the decision to introduce prepared egg or whole milk into the diet?
