Spanish Biotech Reports Encouraging Early Results for Innovative Peanut Allergy Treatment

Super exciting news on the treatment front as InnoUp Farma completes Phase 1 trial of a new therapy for peanut allergy that mimics the body's signals to induce tolerance. If successful, the therapy could be repurposed to treat other food allergies, including milk, egg, and tree nuts.

After Near-Fatal Allergic Reactions, Teen Launches School Allergy Resource

Runali's story is a perfect example of how food allergy labeling in the US is ambiguous and hard to read, leading to her hospitalization twice in one week. Read about her ordeal and how she turned near-tragedy into advocacy.

Food Allergy Advocates Seek Life-Saving Changes to Airline Medical Kits

Picture this: You're on an airliner at 35,000 feet and suffer anaphylaxis, and the epinephrine you brought isn't enough. The plane does have vials of epinephrine and syringes in its medical kit, but no one onboard is trained to administer them. THIS is today's reality. Please support this petition to make flying safer for everybody.

Alpha-Gal Syndrome in Kids: Why the Red Meat Allergy Often Hides in Plain Sight

Does your child often experience unexplained GI issues? Be sure to discuss this with their pediatrician, as AGS is difficult to diagnose from the symptoms alone.

Quality of Life May Help Guide Peanut Allergy Treatment Decisions

To treat or not to treat... parents must weigh quality-of-life considerations against costs, especially in the US, where the healthcare system is so fragmented. This study offers insight into the factors driving that decision.