A guide for Food allergies and children
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This website is intended for Irish healthcare professionals only.
A survey revealed nearly 75% of parents described feeling ‘extremely stressed or worried’ about their child’s condition.1 In the early stages, mothers of infants with CMA have reported feeling ‘isolated’ and ‘alone’.2
We understand that the initial stages can be a very difficult period for parents and carers of infants with CMA. The good news is that once diagnosed, CMA can be relatively simple to manage.3
A guide for Food allergies and children
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CMA: cow's milk allergy; iMAP: International Milk Allergy in Primary Care;
References
1. Abbott. Data on File (Parent survey: cow’s milk allergy). 2013. 2. Abbott. Data on File (CMA and HMO market research report). 2019. 3. Fox A, et al. Clin Transl Allergy. 2019;9:40.
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