• On Edge with Allergy: The stress of food-allergic life is straining the bonds of many marriages. Here’s what you can do.
• This Allergic Life: Julie Bowen of TV’s Modern Family on her son’s unexpected diagnosis.
• The Sneeze-Free Garden: The secrets to creating the perfect low-allergen garden.
• Your Brain on Gluten: The protein can have profound effects on the minds of those with celiac disease.
• Airlines & Allergies: Study finds eight strategies to lessen in-flight reactions.
• Asian – Oh Yes!: Our new food editor whips up sensational Pad Thai, beef stir-fry, noodles and more.
• Allergy-free recipes: Chocolate cupcakes and cookies with a twist.
• No Dairy, No Gluten Breakfast: Home made waffles and cinammon pancakes, free of dairy, gluten and all top allergens.
• Healthy Home: Deck out your walls and windows with stylish and eco-friendly coverings.
• Allergy-friendly products: Items for kids, cleaning, Mother’s day and more!
• Latest News: Milk OIT effects not lasting, the smartphone food tester, and a chemical cause for food allergy?
• FARE Views: FARE CEO John Lehr on proposed rules on food safety.
• Parenting Coach: Gina Clowes explains the victory in a landmark food-allergy case.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case examines and explains cutting-edge research on living with celiac disease.
• Our Story: A mother moves from parent to patient with celiac disease.
• Ask the Allergists, book reviews, interviews and more.

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• On Edge with Allergy: The stress of food-allergic life is straining the bonds of many marriages. Here’s what you can do.
• This Allergic Life: Julie Bowen of TV’s Modern Family on her son’s unexpected diagnosis.
• The Sneeze-Free Garden: The secrets to creating the perfect low-allergen garden.
• Your Brain on Gluten: The protein can have profound effects on the minds of those with celiac disease.
• Airlines & Allergies: Study finds eight strategies to lessen in-flight reactions.
• Asian – Oh Yes!: Our new food editor whips up sensational Pad Thai, beef stir-fry, noodles and more.
• Allergy-free recipes: Chocolate cupcakes and cookies with a twist.
• No Dairy, No Gluten Breakfast: Home made waffles and cinammon pancakes, free of dairy, gluten and all top allergens.
• Healthy Home: Deck out your walls and windows with stylish and eco-friendly coverings.
• Hot Topics: Anaphylaxis Canada’s Laurie Harada on how to improve food allergy management in the community.
• Allergy-friendly products: Items for kids, cleaning, Mother’s day and more!
• Latest News: Milk OIT effects not lasting, the smartphone food tester, and a chemical cause for food allergy?
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case examines and explains cutting-edge research on living with celiac disease.
• Our Story: A mother moves from parent to patient: a celiac story.
• Q&As with allergists and dermatologists, book reviews, interviews and more.

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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.
• Celiac Central: The NFCA’s Alice Bast helps you stave off that urge to cheat the gluten-free diet over the holidays.
• Gift Guide: Awesome gifts for that special someone with allergies or celiac disease.
• Latest News: Celiac’s upside – fewer cancers; parents missing kids’ asthma fears; dairy allergy death in jail; TV’s Jennifer Esposito loses job over CD and more.
• Parenting Coach: Gina Clowes’ resolution for scheduled down time in 2013. You need it!
• FAAN Views: Maria Acebal sees schools moving past “a false sense of security”.
• 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 Allergy Experts, product reviews, Disney touring advice, book reviews – and more.

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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; 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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• School Food Allergy Super Heroes: Meet our remarkable educator “heroes” – honored for always keeping food-allergic students safe and included.
• Staying Safe at School: The vital steps to accommodations including IHCP and 504 Plans.
• The Map of Food Allergy: Dr. Ruchi Gupta on her study that finds cities and southern living impact food allergies.
• Dairy & Gluten – Doubled Trouble: Avoiding gluten but still having symptoms? Dairy intolerance may be a factor.
• Food Allergy Experts: The allergists take questions on: calming the allergy-anxious child, allergy vapors in the restaurant and why we get hives.
• Super Safe Recipes: From pot roast to pork loin with pumpkin to a savory chili, we luxuriate in slow cooking.
• Spice Pear Cobbler: scrumptious and dairy- and gluten-free. Plus: Caramel Apple Oat Bars.
• Healthy Home: How to create the bedroom that breathes – with no VOCs, little dust and dander.
• Allergy-friendly Products: Our editors recommend eco-friendly lunch bento boxes, cool cargo pants with meds pocket; allergen-free soups, deli meats and cookies.
• Parenting Coach: Gina Clowes’ guide to help grandparents “get” the food allergy rules.
• Celiac Central: NFCA’s Alice Bast on the issues facing the gluten-free freshman.
• Gluten-Free Girl: Shauna James Ahern’s tricks to bring convenience to the GF diet.
• Allergic Living’s Asthma Handbook: Still struggling with control? Read this essential article to spot your solution.
• Asthma Finds: New asthma tracking apps for your smartphone; an allergy-trapping doormat.
• Allergy News: High level of reactions in babies, egg therapy’s mixed results, celiac kids’ bone health, and Will Ferrell gets insensitive about allergies.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case on the advent of good, gluten-free bread.
• FAAN Views: FAAN’s Maria Acebal finds unexpected rewards in parenting an allergic child.
• Our Story: A mother rolls up her sleeves to ensure the allergy rules will be followed for “the new kid” at school.

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• School Food Allergy Super Heroes: Meet our remarkable educator “heroes” – honored for always keeping food-allergic students safe and included.
• Mapping Food Allergies: Dr. Ruchi Gupta explains her U.S. study that finds city kids far more prone to food allergies than farm children.
• Dairy & Gluten – Doubled Trouble: Avoiding gluten but still having symptoms? Dairy intolerance may be a factor.
• Ask the Allergists: The experts take questions on why we get hives, ragweed’s eye symptoms, allergen vapors in the restaurant and testing an almond allergy.
• Super Safe Recipes: From pot roast to pork loin with pumpkin to a savory chili, we luxuriate in slow cooking.
• Spice Pear Cobbler: scrumptious and dairy- and gluten-free. Plus: Caramel Apple Oat Bars.
• Healthy Home: How to create the bedroom that breathes – with no VOCs, little dust and dander.
• Allergy-friendly Products: Our editors recommend eco-friendly lunch bento boxes, cool cargo pants with meds pocket; allergen-free soups, deli meats and cookies. Plus: allergy-friendly and gluten-free cookbooks.
• Hot Topics: Laurie Harada’s son with multiple allergies is off to a faraway university. Mother and son weigh in with their points of view.
• Gluten-Free Girl: Shauna James Ahern’s tricks to bring convenience to the GF diet.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case on the advent of good, gluten-free bread.
• Allergic Living’s Asthma Handbook: Still struggling with control? Read this essential article to spot your solution.
• Currents supplement: CNRC experts on school asthma triggers, spacers and masks, how we’re “primed’ for ragweed, and swimming: good or bad for asthma?
• Asthma Finds: New asthma app for the smartphone; an allergy-trapping doormat.
• Allergy News: Food labels are the law and gluten’s defined, egg therapy’s mixed results and celiac kids’ bone health.
• Allergic Diva: Pamela Lee has amazing kitchen finds to help with safe home cooking.
• Our Story: A mother rolls up her sleeves to ensure the allergy rules will be followed for “the new kid” at school.

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• Her Allergic Life: TV parenting expert Jo Frost, the former “SuperNanny”, on dealing with restaurants and airlines with serious food allergies and asthma. Plus, her advice on allergic kids.
• Flying Into Stormy Skies: How the inconsistent food allergy practices of some airlines are driving some allergic customers nuts. What can be done? (Plus, see our Comparing Airlines chart here.)
• Parenting Coach: Gina Clowes’ practical guide for airplane travel with allergic kids.
• Celiac Disease & Your Love Life: It’s time to talk about the fact that celiac can have a big impact on your libido.
• What My Kids Taught Me as an Allergist: When Sarah Boudreau-Romano’s own child was diagnosed with food allergies, her world turned upside down. [Read more]
• Food Allergy Experts: The allergists take questions on teens and kissing, the safety of goat’s milk, and if it’s true or false that reactions get progressively worse.
• In the News: Food allergy groups unite, migraines linked to celiac, Texas students get allergy policies, and the dustup over an “almost” gluten-free pizza crust.
• Allergy-friendly Products: Our editors pick beach totes for safe foods, sunscreens, snacks for your road trip and more!
• Super Safe Recipes: From sesame-free hummus to warm quinoa spaghetti (with capers and arugula), our allergy-friendly twist on the healthy Mediterranean Diet. [Sneak peek recipe here.]
• Summer ‘Sicles! Fabulous Strawberries ’n Cream Watermelon Pops from GoDairyFree’s Alisa Fleming.
• FAAN Views: FAAN’s Maria Acebal has a sharp rebuke for summer camps that don’t administer auto-injectors.
• Celiac Central: The fun way to teach kids about the gluten-free diet.
• Healthy Home: Got mold? We’ve got the scoop on how to rid it from your home.
• Our Story: By jumping out of a plane over New Zealand, my daughter showed me the importance of enjoying life, even with allergies.

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• Her Allergic Life: TV parenting expert Jo Frost, the former “SuperNanny”, on dealing with restaurants and airlines with serious food allergies and asthma. Plus, her advice on allergic kids.
• Flying Into Stormy Skies: How the inconsistent food allergy practices of some airlines are driving some allergic customers nuts. What can be done? (Plus, see our Comparing Airlines chart here.)
• Celiac Disease & Your Love Life: It’s time to talk about the fact that celiac can have a big impact on your libido.
• What My Kids Taught Me as an Allergist: When Sarah Boudreau-Romano’s own child was diagnosed with food allergies, her world turned upside down. [Read more]
• Asthma Educators’ Currents supplement: Advice on camping with asthma, handling a heat wave and soothing tiny noses. view
• Ask The Allergists: Questions on milk allergy and growth, mustard reactions, testing whether allergies are outgrown and when to worry about an insect sting.
• In the News: Food allergy prevalence hits 7%, migraines linked to celiac, why Amish kids aren’t allergic, and Canada’s first certified gluten-free food – Lay’s chips.
• Healthy Home: Got mold? We’ve got the scoop on how to rid it from your home.
• Allergy-friendly Products: Our editors pick beach totes for safe foods, sunscreens, snacks for your road trip and more!
• Super Safe Recipes: From sesame-free hummus to warm quinoa spaghetti (with capers and arugula), our allergy-friendly twist on the healthy Mediterranean Diet. [Sneak peek recipe here.]
• Summer ‘Sicles! Fabulous Strawberries ’n Cream Watermelon Pops from GoDairyFree’s Alisa Fleming.
• New Food Labels Arrive: Anaphylaxis Canada’s Laurie Harada explains what they cover – and what they don’t.
• The Celiac Expert: Columnist Shelley Case’s best gluten-free summer reading.
• “I Thought I Had Control”: Adults who’ve wrestled with asthma “control” learn the joy of breathing freely.
• Allergic Diva: Editor Pamela Lee tackles teenage skin that’s prone to eczema and acne.
• Our Story: By jumping out of a plane over New Zealand, my daughter showed me the importance of enjoying life, even with allergies.

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• 17 Ways to Reclaim Spring! From pills to potions, therapies, smart planting, eco cars and gadgets, Allergic Living proves that – even the allergic can enjoy spring.
• This Allergic Life: Best-selling author John Grisham recounts solving his own real-life, allergy mystery. [Read more]
• Essay: Time to End Tragedies: We can prevent food allergy deaths. We have the tool, the auto-injector. Here’s how we stop resistance to it – and spare precious lives.
• Autism Answer? A renowned celiac researcher sets out to scientifically link gluten with autism.
• ‘Mild’ Peanut Allergy: A new test can distinguish a life-threatening peanut allergy from one that just brings hives and itching.
• Healthy Home: Beware fresh scent and disinfecting muscle. Here’s how to spring clean – without polluting the air you breathe.
• In the News: The push for epinephrine in schools, the high rate of anaphylaxis, a urine test for asthma, and the man who has raised over a million dollars for food allergy.
• The Food Allergy Experts: Questions on: milk allergy “drops”, the chickpea and peanut link, and anaphylaxis to candy.
• Parenting Coach: Gina Clowes on classroom celebrations that include the kids with food allergies.
• Quick + Delicious: Chef Simon’s jazzes up the weekday menu with suppers that are allergy-friendly, gluten-free and temptingly tasty.
• Celiac Central: NFCA’s Alice Bast on turning the gluten-free “fad” into a medically useful message.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case bids bye-bye to white rice and hello to deliciously healthful whole grains.
• FAAN Views: FAAN’s Maria Acebal on the smart way to keep kids safe at their schools.
• Ask the Allergy & Asthma Expert: Adjusting to exercise-induced asthma; nitric oxide testing explained.
• Pollen Capital, USA: Knoxville “won” this year’s dubious title, and how did your city fare?
• Our Story: How food restrictions have altered who we are as a family.

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• 17 Ways to Reclaim Spring! From pills to potions, therapies, smart planting, eco cars and gadgets, Allergic Living proves that – even the allergic can enjoy spring.
• This Allergic Life: Best-selling author John Grisham recounts solving his own real-life, allergy mystery. [Read more]
• Essay: Time to End Tragedies: We can prevent food allergy deaths. We have the tool, the auto-injector. Here’s how we stop resistance to it – and spare precious lives. [Read more]
• Autism Answer? A renowned celiac researcher sets out to scientifically link gluten with autism.
• Healthy Home: Spring cleaning that leaves you breathing easy.
• The ‘Mild’ Peanut Allergy: A new test can distinguish a life-threatening peanut allergy from one that just brings hives and itching.
• In the News: CTA allows cats to stay in plane cabins, the push for Megann’s Law, a urine test for asthma, the high rate of anaphylaxis, and May’s for celiac and allergy awareness.
• Quick + Delicious: Chef Simon’s jazzes up the weekday menu with suppers that are allergy-friendly, gluten-free and temptingly tasty.
• Ask the Allergists: Questions on: outgrowing allergies, shellfish skin reactions, playing soccer with asthma, stopping meds for testing and peanut allergy in a sibling.
• Celiac Expert: Shelley Case bids adieu to white rice and hello to deliciously healthful whole grains.
• Allergic Diva: Pamela Lee on why kids must carry allergy and asthma meds on themselves; plus her carrier choices.
• Hot Topics: Laurie Harada sees school tragedies as the stark reminder of the urgent need for good allergy and asthma policies.
• Currents: CNRC experts on the pollen’s hidden allergy toll, weight’s role in asthma, and kid-friendly decor with allergies. [Read more]
• Our Story: How food restrictions have altered who we are as a family.

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