Sentence examples for shellfish allergy from inspiring English sources

Shellfish allergy is a prevalent, long-lasting disorder usually persisting throughout life.

That said, shellfish allergy is more common among adults than among children, as it tends to appear later in life.

(Kanvinde made a modified version, with boneless chicken breast, for a guest from Arkansas who had a shellfish allergy).

Shellfish allergy is an immune-mediated adverse reaction to allergenic shellfish and is responsible for significant morbidity and mortality.

That was tough, but not as tough as constructing a fake lobster for an actor with a shellfish allergy to eat every night in "Ah, Wilderness!" in 2012.

And if a friend can't take an Epipen hit on behalf of her best friend with a shellfish allergy then swoop her up in her arms and carry her to hospital, then what is friendship, after all?

This is good news for people with shellfish allergies.

One of the major triggers of shellfish allergies is a muscle protein called tropomyosin.

(But the staff at Kraftwork duly warns away patrons with shellfish allergies).

In particular, shellfish allergies, which can be life-threatening, occur in only 0.5 percent of children but 2.5 percent of adults.

Escargots — snails baked in a garlic butter sauce — are generally safe, although they can trigger shellfish allergies.