The case for a National Allergy Strategy is simple: allergic disease is common, it is rising, and yet the systems that should keep people safe – healthcare, education, food environments, workplaces and public spaces – are not consistently designed around the reality of living with allergy.
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Tackling antimicrobial stewardship, health inequalities and spurious penicillin allergy labels in the UK
Rashmeet Bhogal and colleagues from the University of Birmingham discuss antimicrobial resistance inequalities in the UK.