[Opening: state the problem or key takeaway in 1–2 sentences. No "In this article…"]
[Optional second paragraph: what the reader should do or why it matters now.]
[Informative H2: what the reader learns, e.g. "About 5% of Singapore children under 12 have food allergies"]
[Body: 1–3 sentences per paragraph. One idea per paragraph.]
[Informative H2: e.g. "Symptoms usually appear within 30 minutes of eating the trigger food"]
[Body]
[Actionable callout content]
[Informative H2: e.g. "Skin prick tests and blood tests confirm the allergen"]
Skin prick tests and blood tests can help diagnose a food allergy.
[Informative H2: e.g. "Treatment starts with strict avoidance, not casual restriction"]
[Body with internal links where relevant: paediatric, related post]
[Informative H2: e.g. "Five steps for home and school safety"]
- Get a professional diagnosis: Consult a paediatric allergist.
- Educate your child: Teach label reading with nutrition labels.
- Build a support system: Inform teachers and caregivers.
- Create an emergency action plan: See emergency preparedness.
- Share allergy-friendly recipes: Introduce diverse foods safely.
What to do next
[Concrete next steps. Link to clinic directories or related posts. No recap of the whole article. No "In conclusion."]
