Preacutionary labelling of cross-reactive foods: The case of rapeseed

Overview of attention for article published in Asthma Research and Practice, November 2016

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RT @ProfPeteSmith: @LondonAllergy Great photo to help debunk “rapeseed” as a cause of hay fever. This is an insect pollinated crop. AR alle…

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RT @ProfPeteSmith: @LondonAllergy Great photo to help debunk “rapeseed” as a cause of hay fever. This is an insect pollinated crop. AR alle…

21 Apr 2019

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@LondonAllergy Great photo to help debunk “rapeseed” as a cause of hay fever. This is an insect pollinated crop. AR allergens are more likely with airborne pollens. https://t.co/X0WfwGl3WS. Enjoy your London!

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