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Anaphylactic shock (A-nuh-fih-LAK-tik shok): A severe and sometimes life-threatening immune system reaction to an antigen that a person has been...
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You no doubt have your own way of teaching people about your child’s food allergy, a way that suits your temperament, and style of communication....
Reliable peanut allergy statistics are not that easy to come by. There is a lot of available research on food allergies in general but not too...
Most people know that to enjoy whatever food safety accommodations an airline offers they need to inform the airline of their allergy prior to...
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A 504 plan* documents food allergy accommodations agreed to by parents and their child’s school. Plans are typically created during a 504 meeting...
If there is a child at your children's school allergic to peanuts, the school probably discourages or may not allow peanut products to be brought...
If you are on a budget, but you need to wear some sort of notification that you have a peanut...
Unless we consciously carve out time for self-care, constant food allergy management can slowly erode our sense of well-being. Signs of allergy-...
Peanuts cause more severe food allergic reactions than other foods, followed by shellfish, fish, tree nuts and eggs. Although there is only a...
If you avoid peanuts, it’s likely you know the joy of cashews. Slightly sweet and smooth in texture, cashews provide not only relief to those with...
The prevalence of food allergy has dramatically increased over the past two to three decades, and not just among children. Preliminary results...
When someone in the family is diagnosed with a food allergy, a choice must be made whether to ban the problem food or foods from the home. The...
Looking for a fun way to share what you know about your own food allergies? Or are you hoping to educate the people around you in a fun way about...
According to the results of a new study, children lacking Vitamin D may be more susceptible to food allergies. Researchers working at the Albert...
If you or your child has a peanut or nut allergy, identifying the presence of nuts in food becomes a priority, but what if the written or spoken...
Soap allergies can cause a lot of discomfort and itching. If you suddenly develop a rash or bumps on your skin, you may suspect that you have an...
Even professionals can have difficulty keeping up with the constant flow of updated information available in their field. A survey study presented...
People with pollen allergies can develop allergic reactions to fresh fruits, vegetables and/or nuts. This is called the pollen-food allergy...
There are more "peanut-free" products than ever on the supermarket shelves. This means more choices than ever for peanut-allergic shoppers and...
