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Researchers Discover Why Some Children Do Well with OIT and Others Don’t

Why do some kids thrive during OIT while others are beset with reactions and drop out? Researchers have found the answer, which may lead to more personalized (and more successful) treatments.

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Food Industry Faces Changes as Texas Enacts New Labeling Law

There's no doubt this legislation will affect the entire nation's food supply, leaving us both optimistic and concerned for the food allergy community. What do you think? Sound off in the comments section.

Quick Thinking and Kitt Medical Kit Save Girl from Anaphylaxis During School Exam

This is yet another example of why schools and other places of public accommodation MUST have stock epinephrine on hand for use during anaphylactic emergencies.

The Next Big Public Health Crisis: Lone Star Ticks and Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Tick populations are surging across the US maybe even in your backyard and with them, cases of alpha-gal syndrome are skyrocketing. We include a link to an article to help you protect yourself and your family.

Put the Nuts Away: Safer Tourism Foundation Finds 1 in 7 Travelers Affected by Food Allergies on Vacation

Alarming statistics published by the Safer Tourism Foundation underscore an urgent and growing need for airlines to recognize the risks associated with food allergies and provide suitable accommodations.

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