Sesame allergy is also a problem

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EDITOR,—Hugh Sampson's editorial on managing peanut allergy omits one important point1: medical identification bracelets should be worn at all times. Unsurprisingly, attention focuses on peanuts,2 but sesame allergy, although less common than peanut allergy, can be every bit as severe. Sesame is used extensively in the food industry, and the seeds present a danger because of their versatility.3 I report here my most recent allergic reaction to sesame. I was looking forward to an evening out with …

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