World-first program could reverse peanut allergies in babies
A world-first program is treating peanut allergies in babies under twelve months, aiming to induce remission and transform allergy care.
A world-first program is treating peanut allergies in babies under twelve months, aiming to induce remission and transform allergy care.
Data just published online shows a worrying increase in infectious syphilis cases in women living in Australia aged 15–44 (referred to as “reproductive age”) and a subsequent rise in transmission from pregnant parent to child. This is called congenital syphilis.
Australia needs to embrace a “rights lens” in health care delivery to promote the inherent human rights of Australia’s children and young people.