Robert Wood Quotations

We've seen the report and are looking into it.

This project to me, is (about) renovations. We have to upgrade everything in this building.

There are true risks when ... enough peanut protein is really being disturbed. So if people are cracking open peanuts, especially in a confined space, a waiting area of a restaurant, you could have a very severe reaction because there's enough peanut airborne there.

We mentor the merchant on how to successfully sell online, and we think we have the formula for driving local shoppers to local businesses.

It is a phenomenon due to high volume as well as rapid changes,

Our research shows that for some children, however, lifelong avoidance of these nuts, found in countless food products, may not be necessary.

It is common because of an ongoing dislike of peanut or an ongoing fear of a reaction. That is reasonable because there is a risk of recurrence and reactions could be worse.

We have to take it back to the membership to vote, because it is their decision. It will be a simple majority either way -- to stay out on strike or to go back to work.

Bob (Patterson) was a tremendous leader and the firm has benefited from his foresight and direction. I look forward to continuing the firm's focus on strategic growth and excellent client service.

As a country becomes more developed, allergy rises and rises. And the notion there is that in the more-developed countries, you may be getting less exposure to infections and germs and other things that may stimulate your immune system in a direction other than allergy, ... The more your immune system is kept busy by exposure to germs and infections early in life, the less time it can devote to things like allergy.

It's about having a good balance. We don't want to waste the resources we have.

The big issues always remain health care, pensions and things like that.

You know quickly, typically, if you're having an allergic reaction -- you get an immediate sensation in your mouth that you've been exposed to something, ... So I knew it within seconds, literally.

These findings give allergists a safe guideline in deciding whether to advise their patients to continue avoiding tree nuts, or whether it's time to try an oral food challenge to see if they've outgrown the allergy,

The exact mechanism by which peanut allergy may recur is not known, but we know that the children in our study who ate concentrated forms of peanut frequently had a considerably lower chance of having a recurrence of their allergy.