Seafood allergy is a significant risk, particularly in early childhood, with limited real-world data on its clinical presentation.*
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A study involving 249 fish-allergic participants in Hong Kong revealed that 30% reacted to certain fish; a notable finding was the varying tolerance levels depending on the fish's β-parvalbumin content.*
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The results indicate that many individuals with fish allergies can tolerate certain fish and types of shellfish, highlighting the need for more tailored approaches in managing seafood allergies.*