Tanya and Nadim Ednan-Laperouse, whose daughter Natasha, 15, died after suffering a severe allergic reaction to a Pret baguette, have launched the £2.2 million study in a bid to ‘make food allergies history’.
Millions of people could no longer have to avoid certain foods as a ground-breaking clinical trial is set up in a bid to ‘make food allergies history’.
They had checked the label but a loophole at the time meant companies were not required to provide a full list of allergens on products made in their stores.this by campaigning for Natasha’s Law – and say they will continue fighting to make sure their daughter ‘didn’t die in vain’. There are 216 people taking part in the trial – some with allergies to cow’s milk and others with allergies to peanuts.
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