WestJet, Canada’s 2nd largest airline, reveals extensive accommodations for the nut, peanut allergic.

A key U.S. agency released the first-ever physician guidelines for the diagnosis and management of food allergies. The aim? Consistent care.

Air Canada’s peanut- and nut-free buffer zones are ready for takeoff. But will these accommodations really fly?

Airline plans to have EpiPens available for emergency use on all of its flights by early 2011.

A boy has a peanut allergy reaction after eating a Quaker granola bar that was supposed to be safe but wasn’t.

A new study shows that it’s possible to detect celiac disease through a saliva test; opening the door for a non-invasive means of diagnosis.

A heartbroken 18-year-old man experienced shortness of breath whenever viewing his ex-girlfriend’s profile.

Kourtney Kardashian got good advice in this 911 call that she made as her 11-month-old son began reacting to peanut butter.

Prolonged use of cellphones is leading to numerous nickel reactions of the face and jaw, an allergists’ conference is told. There are solutions.

The rate of asthma in children between the ages of 2 and 7 has fallen significantly in Canada – to 10 per cent from 13 per cent.