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  • news thumbnail Severe Nut Allergies are a Disability
    The internet was buzzing recently with an article from CapeNews.net stating that the Oak Ridge School in Massachusetts considers severe nut allergies … Read More
  • news thumbnail King Arthur Flour New Gluten Free Mixes
    General Mills recently released a line of Betty Crocker gluten free baking mixes. King Arthur Flour is now joining the community with their own line o… Read More
  • news thumbnail Potential New Test for Peanut Allergy
    Cleveland.com recently reported that the future may hold a new more reliable test for peanut allergy. Patients are currently tested via skin prick or … Read More
  • news thumbnail Dining with Food Allergies
    The news is often peppered with stories regarding severe food allergic reactions and deaths. Such events often arise out of a school situation or from… Read More
  • news thumbnail Whole Foods Discontinues Gluten Free Mixes
    Whole Foods recently announced that they are discontinuing their 365 Everyday brand of gluten free mixes. A spokesperson from Whole Foods said the dec… Read More
  • news thumbnail New Food Allergy Restaurant Review Site
    A new website launched recently to help the food allergy community make better choices when dining out. AllergyEats.com, founded by a former Fidelity … Read More
  • news thumbnail Wall Street Journal Article Tackles Food Allergy Testing
    A recent article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Is Your Kid Truly Allergic? Tests Add to Confusion” discusses food allergy testing and whether… Read More
  • news thumbnail Food Allergy Book Wins Pinnacle Award
    Flourishing with Food Allergies, by A. Anderson, has recently won the 2009 Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for best book in Health. The subtitle of… Read More
  • news thumbnail Food Allergies and Camp
    Summer may be far away, but it's in the winter when many parents start thinking about summer camp for their children. Life with food allergies pres… Read More
  • news thumbnail Peanut Allergies and Flying
    Imagine sitting on a multi hour flight thousands of feet in the air when the person next to you, or your peanut allergic child, opens a bag of peanuts… Read More
 
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Peanut Allergy is the most prevalent food allergy in the US, where as many as 1.5 million people suffer from the disease (American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology). Peanut Allergy is the most common cause of food related death (Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America).

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