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Learn about the ubiquitousness of corn in our food & medical system and how to find clean food. Hey! I'm Skyler! -Celiac, no corn (and a few other things) www.cornallergylibrary.org
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According to the NIH’s publicly accessible All of Us research data, there are more corn allergy sufferers than sesame. They should add corn to the list for required food labeling, too. Access the data browser here: databrowser.researchallofus.org

Screen caps showing Corn IgE at 0.28% of participants and number 78 on the list and Sesame IgE at 0.22% of participants and number 93 on the list. Search was for serum IgE.
At the time of this viewing, comparing sesame to corn, there are more corn allergy sufferers than sesame. Corn - Serum: 0.28% of participants Sesame - Serum: 0.22% of participants *You may be able to sign up to be one of the participants. For info and how to sign up: https://allofus.nih.gov/
The NIH is inviting one million people to participate in building “one of the most diverse health databases in history” which they hope will help to “find ways to treat and prevent disease.” They have made the aggregate level data publicly searchable: https://databrowser.researchallofus.org/ Since sesame was the most recent allergen added to the US list for required labeling in 2021, I wanted to see where it fell in relation to corn.
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Corn Allergy Library (Skyler)
@cornallergylibrary.bsky.social
Learn about the ubiquitousness of corn in our food & medical system and how to find clean food. Hey! I'm Skyler! -Celiac, no corn (and a few other things) www.cornallergylibrary.org
27 followers116 following38 posts
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