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• The Accidental Chef: The crazy journey of Sarah Boudreau-Romano (aka Allergist Mom) to learn to feed her kids with multiple allergies.
• The Great Indoors: Four designer homes created for air quality, sustainability – and beauty.
• Gluten-Free Cosmetics Debate: Are celiacs getting symptoms from their lipsticks and lotions?
• 9 Sneaky Spots Where Triggers Hide: Sneezing or wheezing at home? One of these crafty culprits may be to blame.
• The Talking Auto-Injector: Meet the twin inventors behind a new compact, voice-guide epinephrine device.
• Food Allergy Discovery: A Stanford U. professor’s man-made molecule may be able to stop reactions cold.
• Allergy-Friendly Recipes: For that special occasion dinner, Chef Simon serves up two delicious menu options: classic or contemporary.
• No Dairy, No Gluten Cookies! Warm up a winter’s day with Vanilla-Chai Sandwich Cookies, Hot Chocolate Cookies and steaming beverages.
• Gift Guide: Awesome gifts for that special someone with allergies or celiac disease.
• Hot Topics: Anaphylaxis Canada’s Laurie Harada on how to manage milk and egg allergies at school.
• Allergic Diva: Let’s Make Allergy-Friendly Candy!
• Latest News: Celiac’s upside – fewer cancers ^[4]; parents missing kids’ asthma fears; dairy allergy death in jail; TV’s Jennifer Esposito loses job over CD and more.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case has smart strategies and a helpful checklist for the gluten-free diner.
• Gluten-Free Girl: A vaccine for celiac? Scientists have one in the works, but Shauna James Ahern says it’s not for her.
• Our Story: A mother becomes a counter-top scientist to take on eczema.
• Ask the Allergists, product reviews, Disney touring advice, book reviews – and more.

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