For some, simply inhaling an airborne peanut particle can send them to the emergency room with a minor to life-threatening anaphylactic reaction. This is the reality for many people with food allergies, but new science suggests these hypersensitivities could be obsolete within a decade. The Agenda welcomes Adelle Atkinson, clinical immunologist at The Hospital for Sick Children, to decipher the science of food allergies, prevention and a possible cure.