From: Adverse reactions to food: the female dominance – A secondary publication and update
Criteria | Female Male | Number of surveyed subjects | Study populationa | Age (years) | Reference |
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Food allergic patients | 65.18b 34.82 | 17,528 | Systematic search of PubMed literature | Adults (> 18 years) | [64] |
Self-reported food adverse reactions | 24c 14 | 1488 | 1 | 13–21 | [3] |
Self-reported food adverse reactions (Interview) | 20.1b 13.4 | 1.943 | 1 | From 14 years | [65] |
Norwegian National Reporting System and Register | 60d 40 | Ca. 6500 health care professionals/year report cases | 2 | Adolescents | [4] |
Food-dependent exercise-induced anaphylaxis | 2e 1 | 199 | 1 | 15–35 | [30] |
Self-observed food adverse reactions | 11.1c 8.21 | 20,686 | 1 | Adults | [6] |
Self-reported food adverse reactions | 37.8c 25.2 | 1238 | 1 | Adults | [7] |
Self-reported food adverse reactions; Positive skin-test with at least 1 allergen | 27.5c 14; 27.5c 22.7 | 1537 | 1 | Adults | [5] |
Self-reported food adverse reactions | 2e 1 | 1253 | 1 | 18–25 | [66] |
Physician-diagnosed food allergy in parents of food allergic children | 13.3c 8.9 | 1.252 mothers, 1.225 fathers | 1 and 2 | 30–39 | [67] |
Electronic health record data for food allergy and intolerances, validated for peanut allergy by RAST and ImmunoCAP | 4.2c 2.9 | 2,714,851 | 2 | No limitation | [12] |