The best way to prevent a peanut allergy could be eating them early on in life.
That's according to researchers from King's College London, who found "striking and compelling" evidence to support this in a trial of more than 500 babies.
But for the Isle of Man Allergy and Anaphylaxis Support Group, it's considerably more complicated than that.
One of its founders James Greenhalgh says each case is very different: (play audio)
A local paediatrician with an interest in allergies, Dr Willian van der Merwe, supports this, claiming to give general advice on the topic could be misleading.Clip 1
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