Study Finds Signs of Persistent Food Allergy in Placenta at Birth

This fascinating new study traces signs of food allergy to the mother's placenta, offering researchers valuable clues about the disease's origins.

Rare Antibodies Could Lead to First Targeted Treatment for Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Exciting news in the battle against AGS as the incidence of the meat allergy contracted from a tick bite soars across the nation. There's hope on the horizon!

Another Potential Food Allergy Treatment is Snapped Up by Big Pharma

Big Pharma is on the hunt for small companies developing novel food allergy treatments, like MER769 described in this article. Is this a good thing? Probably, because the infusion of cash and resources will help these treatments advance through clinical trials and get to market faster.

Clemson s Reduced-Allergen Peanut Research Raises an Important Question: Why?

Less-allergenic foods might be on the way, but will they prove beneficial or risky? The article shares our thoughts on this... let us know yours.

New FDA Guidance Could Open Door to More Generic Epinephrine Options

The FDA is issuing new guidance to speed up the development of generics, potentially fostering more competition in the emergency epinephrine market and lowering prices.

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