Several trials on mice revealed that the nanoparticle treatment was able to improve the animal's peanut tolerance.
The nanoparticles were tested on mice, which demonstrated that the medicine not only reversedSeveral trials on mice revealed that the nanoparticle treatment was able to improve the animal's peanut tolerance.
According to the authors, with a few more lab studies, the nanoparticle treatment could be ready for clinical trials within three years. Furthermore, the team intends to investigate whether these nanoparticles could be used to treat type 1 diabetes. There is currently only one approved treatment; if this new treatment becomes a reality, it could be a significant advancement in the treatment of peanut allergies in the near future.
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