Health Education Trust: Response To BMJonline 'This Allergies Hysteria Is Just Nuts'

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Also Included In: Nutrition / Diet
Article Date: 22 Dec 2008 - 0:00 PDT

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HET has responded to this week's BMJOnline Article by Professor Christakis of Harvard Medical School regarding the sometimes over cautious approach taken by some schools to avoid allergy incidents and nut bans. The story has been covered too by the national press. Our recently launched Best Practice Guidance Toolkit for Secondary Schools takes an allergy-aware approach to addressing this serious issue, that may also help schools towards achieving nutritional compliance.

To read HET's response, go to the link here.

For more information on HET's best practice guidance, go here.

Seasonal wishes,
Kathryn

Kathryn Styles Bsc(Hons) Nutrition RNutr
Nutritionist
Health Education Trust
http://www.healthedtrust.com


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