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Allergens or trigger substances that may cause anaphylaxis in school-aged children are: Peanuts . Tree nuts . Fish . Shellfish . Eggs . Cow’s milk . Other potential allergens may include soy, sesame, wheat, seeds, coconut and latex. The Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy has details of a wide range of allergens within their
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