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It’s harder for kids with food allergies to catch COVID

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Written by Popular Science on June 14, 2022
Two and a half years after the coronavirus pandemic began, there’s growing evidence that allergies—which were once suspected to put patients at risk for serious COVID-19—instead protect against the illness.

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