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A local family has been spending the last few years making sure every child gets to take part in Halloween. The Food Allergy Research and Education says there are 15 million people nationwide who have a food allergy, and that includes children. 

 

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It’s Halloween and most kids are excited about trick or treating, but for families with food allergies, the night can be very stressful. So, a national project is hoping to make the holiday fun and inclusive for everyone. It's called the Teal Pumpkin Project.

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Allergies can affect people in different ways, and as Dr. Jeffrey Nugent with the Northern Nevada Allergy Clinic says, the autumn months are a common time for people to have symptoms. 

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More than 25 houses are showcasing their teal pumpkins in Sparks sending a message to kids and parents that their home has Halloween treats safe to kids with allergies. 

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A new study suggests many peanut allergies can be prevented. Researchers say their findings could lead to major changes in food allergy guidelines.

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The thrills of Halloween are right around the corner but for some children it can be a time of anxiety. But now, a national movement is taking off to make sure all kids can be safe and have fun.