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A new allergy site is collecting videotaped stories of nut or peanut reactions during flights, which will be shared at an airlines conference.

Children living in U.S. cities are much more likely to have food allergies than kids in rural areas, according to a large study published in Pediatrics.

You, too, can support the cause. In the U.S. get your state to make a proclamation. In Canada, join a food allergy walk

An Ohio study shows that fewer than half of parents and kids with nut allergies could correctly identify nuts in and out of the shell.

A large study of Australian kids finds persuasive evidence that sun exposure may help to ward off both food allergies and eczema.

Following the allergy-asthma death of a 6-year-old, a coalition forms around a vital goal: the creation of Megann’s Law in Quebec.

Two Senators have put forward a bill that would lead to a “stock” epinephrine auto-injectors in schools across the U.S.

A Quebec coroner lays no blame in the death of a 6-year old who died of asthma attack or food reaction at school.

Health Canada has finally released the findings of its public consultation about “may contain” allergen and gluten warnings.

The CTA agreed to Air Canada’s request that food can’t be guaranteed nut-free within one of its allergy buffer zones.