New Antibody Study Suggests Potential to Retrain the Immune System Against Food Allergies

Exciting study points to another pathway for treating food allergies and retraining the immune system.

New Treatment Strategy Offers Hope for Children Too Sensitive for OIT

Exciting news on the treatment front as kids deemed too sensitive for therapy were able to start OIT after this intervention, pioneered in Japan.

Updates to Guides and Allergence: See Products from Our New Partners

We've added new products to our allergy-friendly and gluten-free guides, as well as our Allergence product screening service!

Anaphylaxis at 35,000 Feet: New FAA Rules Put Passengers at Risk

Medical professionals are pushing back against proposed FAA guidelines that would make epinephrine optional in emergency medical kits, arguing the change poses a serious risk to passengers experiencing severe allergic reactions. We agree and wonder why the FAA is flying blind.

A Heartfelt Apology to Our Readers

We've been under a lot of stress lately.

Keeping Kids with Food Allergies Safe at School: What Pediatricians Want Parents to Know

Some basic but very important information for parents of school-age children with food allergies.

More Than One-Third of Infants Suspected of Peanut Allergy Pass Supervised Food Challenges

Important findings from a large Australian study indicate that allergy testing alone often misdiagnoses infants with a peanut allergy.

Tiny DNA Cartridge Could Simplify Detection of Hidden Food Allergens

Today's manufacturing practices for preventing cross-contact are spotty at best. A cheaper, faster, easier-to-implement solution would go a long way toward filling the gaps. This could be a candidate.