Host–Reporter–Guest–Conclusion: Allergy Dialogue

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Emma Mitchell

United States

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Host–Reporter–Guest–Conclusion: Allergy DialogueOnline version Host–Reporter–Guest–Conclusion flow by Emma Mitchell 1 Sort into the order of speakers: Host, Reporter, Guest (parent), Guest (scientist), Guest (scientist), and Closing (by parent). “So Xolair takes away IgE, and there is very little IgE left to cause an allergic reaction.” “A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine shows just how effective an old asthma drug can be…” “Most of the time, it's this constant vigilance because, you know, he gets a whiff of peanut butter, he can go into anaphylactic shock.” “Two-thirds of those patients were able to tolerate up to 600 mg of peanut…” “We feel much more comfortable… we’re not going to feed him peanut butter sandwiches, but we feel much more comfortable…” “For lots of families with food allergies, there's constant worry.”