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Meet Latex Allergy Advocacy Hero: Jo Keeling

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By Pauline M. Campos Verified
| latexfreeworld.org
Jo Keeling, a  47-year-old U.K..-based mother and latex allergy patient, has always been drawn to helping and serving others. After developing a severe latex allergy that eventually changed the trajectory of her life, she has found a new purpose in spreading awareness about the dangers of Tiktok allergy trends.
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Latex Allergy: What Does it Mean?

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By Pauline M. Campos Verified
| latexfreeworld.org
If you are reading this, it’s very likely that you or a loved one has been diagnosed with – or at least suspect that you may have – an allergy to latex. Latex allergy is much more complex than many people (and medical professionals) understand, so let’s break down what this particular allergy actually means. What is Latex Allergy At its core, a latex allergy is an allergic reaction to the proteins in the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea Brasiliensis).
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What Latex Allergy Patients Wish They’d Learned Sooner: Episode 1

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By Pauline M. Campos Verified
| latexfreeworld.org
Latex allergy is hard. The truth is, though, that living with latex allergies should not be as hard as it is. What exactly do I mean by that? Well, the truth is that if I knew when I was first diagnosed what I know now, I might not be as sensitive to as many latex and latex-cross reactive proteins (including many of the latex-fruit syndrome items listed here).
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