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Teen inventor creates color-changing spoon to detect food allergens at school

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Abigail Stein, a 13-year-old inventor, has developed a spoon that changes color when it comes into contact with specific food allergens. The device is aimed at improving safety for students with severe food allergies during school mealtimes. Her invention, called the Allergy Spoon, offers a practical and affordable solution for a health concern that affects many families. Abigail was recognized as a top finalist in a prominent young scientist competition for her work.

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