Food Allergies Cost U.S. $25 Billion A Year
New research shows that food allergies among the nation's children—including allergies to nuts, wheat, dairy, and other foods, which affect 8 percent of all U.S. kids—cost American families an estimated $24.8 billion a year in medical expenses, allergen-free foods, special child care, and lost productivity. What do you think?
Emil Harmon
There's nothing more infuriating than accommodating a child's specific needs.
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