Nationwide Recall Issued for Cetirizine (Zyrtec Generic)

This is an important recall for those who take Cetirizine the generic equivalent of Zyrtec which has been cross-contaminated with ranitidine (Zantac). Check your meds and take appropriate action.

Study Finds Restaurants Losing $12.6 Billion a Year by Failing Allergy-Affected Diners

Eateries that are not explicitly disclosing allergens on their menus are missing out in a big, big way, not only because people with food allergies are avoiding them, but so are their families and friend groups. Share this with your local restaurants and urge them to do the right thing.

When That Tummy Ache Isn’t a Stomach Bug: Recognizing Alpha-Gal Syndrome in Kids

AGS often causes delayed gastrointestinal symptoms in children, making this tick-borne allergy surprisingly difficult to recognize and diagnose. Has your child been diagnosed with AGS? Share your experience leading up to the diagnosis to help others.

Can Peanut Allergy Be Changed in Infancy? DBV’s THRIVE Trial Tests a Bold New Approach

Researchers are testing whether starting peanut patch therapy in infancy can permanently alter the course of peanut allergy.

1 in 4 People in High-Tick States Already Carry Alpha-Gal Antibodies

Beware: exposure to alpha-gal is significantly higher than previously thought, and the range of the tick that spreads alpha-gal syndrome is expanding and may already include your backyard. A primer on how to protect yourself is included.

Traveling Abroad with Food Allergies? One Insurance Mistake Could Cost You Thousands

No one wants to suffer anaphylaxis, and that goes double while traveling. But even worse is coming home to huge medical bills that your travel insurance didn't cover.