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Father Sues Florida School District After 17-Year-Old Daughter’s Coma and Death from Anaphylaxis [Trigger Warning]
Another lawsuit following a horrific tragedy caused by anaphylaxis that absolutely should have been prevented. A local TV news report is included, as well as essential strategies to help the food allergy community avoid similar tragedies.
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Fired Disney Employee Pleads Guilty to Altering Allergen Warnings on Disney World Menus
The guy who hacked into the menu system for Disney World and altered all the allergen warnings is facing justice.
DBV Technologies Announces Positive 3-Year Results from EPITOPE Phase 3 Open-Label Extension Study
Great news as DBV Technologies' Viaskin Peanut patch therapy continues to make progress. The company also has a Viaskin Milk patch in the pipeline.
Nasal Emergency Epinephrine Alternative Shows Positive Topline Data in Clinical Study
Exciting news on the epinephrine front as Orexo's nasal epinephrine device makes its way through clinical trials. This trial shows that OX640 works even better when the patient has allergic rhinitis.
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