A new, non-invasive blood test under development could represent a huge step forward for celiac disease diagnosis.
Author: Patrick Bennett
Study: Top Allergens Added to Herbal Products
Some herbal products are being adulterated with plants not listed on the label, including top allergens and gluten.
Canada’s MDs Take Position on Infant Diet and Food Allergy
A joint position statement declares there is no evidence that delaying the introduction of allergenic foods protects babies against food allergies.
The Link Between Migraines and Hay Fever
If you have allergies or hay fever, you’re more likely to suffer from migraines, according to researchers at the University of Cincinnati.
New EoE Test Developed
Dr. Marc Rothenberg Researchers at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital have developed a ground breaking diagnostic test for eosinophilic esophagitis, or… Read more »
Blocking Nerve Cells Could Halt Eczema’s Itch
Scientists have discovered that blocking certain nerve cells could not only treat eczema, but prevent associated issues from developing later in life.
Study of Advisories: ‘May Contain’ Labels Confuse and Mislead
So-called “may contains”, or advisory labels on packaged foods, are confusing for allergic consumers and can even be dangerous
Peanut Allergy Study With Xolair: Impressive Results
A new pilot study has resulted in subjects being able to tolerate 160 to 400 times more peanut than they could at the study’s outset.
Boy Beats Cancer and Peanut Allergy at Same Time
A 10-year-old boy with leukemia who recently received a bone marrow transplant was cured not only of his cancer, but of his severe peanut allergy too.
Blood Pressure Meds Can Turn OAS Reactions Severe
Taking medications to control your blood pressure? If you also suffer from Oral Allergy Syndrome new research says the combo could be deadly.