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Still LEAPing to wrong conclusions?

Media reports and research realities: For some time a spate of media reports has claimed - sometimes ahead of publication of the trial protocol and data - that 'early' introduction of foods other than breastmilk may prevent the development of allergy. In popular understanding, 'early' is under 6 months of age, or around 4 months, which - though set by the American Academy of Pediatrics only in 1980 - has assumed an unwarranted status as the 'traditional' age. 'Late' in popular understanding means at or after 6 months, as the World Health Organization recommends globally.