Clinical and epidemiological evidence confirms that adults can indeed develop new-onset serious allergies, such as food allergies, at any stage of life.
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Epidemiology and Burden of Food Allergy
2020 · cited by 365
Recent epidemiological findings confirm that food allergies are prevalent in adults, with numerous documented cases of adult-onset allergies to previously tolerated foods.
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The epidemiology of food allergy in adults.
2022 · cited by 47
Reviews on the epidemiology of food allergy highlight that adults frequently experience new-onset allergies alongside retained childhood allergies.
Food Allergy in Adults: Presentations, Evaluation, and Treatment.
2020 · cited by 32
Clinical literature establishes that new-onset food allergies can develop at any point in life, affecting adults of all ages.