Health Tip: Minimizing Food Allergies
(HealthDay News) -- The way you feed your child has a significant impact during the child's early years on the child's risk for developing a food allergy, experts say.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests how to reduce a child's risk of food allergies:
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