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Author: Claire Gagné
6 Steps to a Successful Field Trip with Food Allergies
While field trips have the potential for danger, they are an important part of your child’s education, and worth the effort.
6 Steps to a Successful Field Trip with Food Allergies – Canada
While field trips have the potential for danger, they are an important part of your child’s education, and worth the effort.
Wide Celiac Testing Not Yet Supported
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force made an effort to develop recommendations for celiac screening.
OIT Therapy Gets Ready for Prime Time
Peanut oral immunotherapy in a capsule is moving closer to regulatory approval in the United States. The therapy brings hope – not for a cure – but of lives made less vulnerable.
Staph Infections on Eczema Patients’ Skin Linked to Peanut Allergy
Many patients with eczema go on to develop food allergies, a phenomenon often referred to as “the allergic march.”
Brave Pioneers: The Families in Food Allergy Trials
They’re the courageous food allergy parents and children testing therapies still in the experimental stages.
Dr. Li and Her Chinese Herbal Remedies
Can Dr. Xiu-Min Li overcome the skeptics to create a sanctioned therapy for food allergy and eczema?
Ex-worker Sues Panera for Discrimination Over Peanut and Nut Allergies
Man claims he was purposely exposed to peanuts and harassed.
Drug Xolair Significantly Cuts Down Reactions in Milk Allergy OIT
Patients taking the drug had one-third the number of reactions of a placebo group while doing OIT