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Comment
. 2017 Aug;72(8):1267-1271.
doi: 10.1111/all.13127.

Letter of response to Greenhawt et al. 'LEAPing Through the Looking Glass: Secondary Analysis of the Effect of Skin Test Size and Age of Introduction on Peanut Tolerance after Early Peanut Introduction'

K Lawson  1 , H T Bahnson  2 , E Brittain  3 , M Sever  1 , G Du Toit  4 , G Lack  4 , C Keet  5 , M Greenhawt  6 , D Fleischer  6 , E S Chan  7 , C Venter  8 , D Stukus  9 , R Gupta  10 , J Spergel  11
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Letter of response to Greenhawt et al. 'LEAPing Through the Looking Glass: Secondary Analysis of the Effect of Skin Test Size and Age of Introduction on Peanut Tolerance after Early Peanut Introduction'

K Lawson et al. Allergy. 2017 Aug.
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Figure 1
A logistic regression model using a quadratic effect for age is shown in panel (A) for each randomized group (top line, gray for peanut avoidance, bottom line, green for peanut consumption). The actual data are provided as bar charts in panel (B), and the fraction of allergic to total participants is annotated above each bar (left bars, gray for peanut avoidance, right bars, green for peanut consumption). The y-axis displays predicted probabilities for the regression model and the proportion allergic for the bar charts.
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