The AAAAI annual meeting is a hub of scientific breakthroughs and new treatments. Here are the highlights from the 2015 conference.
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Stock Epi in Schools Saves Hundreds Nationwide, Survey Shows
Emergency auto-injectors were used in more than 900 cases of anaphylaxis in U.S. schools last academic year.
Closing in on a Cure For Cat Allergy
Millions of Americans suffer serious reactions to cats. But a novel therapy aims to change all that – in 4 quick shots.
Severe Allergic Reaction at Playgroup: Allergy Dad’s Wake-Up Call
A father shares the story of his 3-year-old son’s terrifying severe allergic reaction, and why it changed everything.
First Date: One Girl, One Guy and His Multiple Allergies
Dating with multiple allergies may seem impossible, but sometimes love does conquer all. Read this mom’s heartfelt story of how two childhood friends refused to let allergies get in the way of a fairytale evening out.
Gov. Chris Christie Signs New Jersey Stock Epi Law
New Jersey becomes 9th state to require schools to carry stock epi auto-injectors.
Are Lupine Beans Related to Peanuts?
Q: While traveling in France, I had a brioche from a bakery. I’d been assured there were no peanuts in… Read more »
Clawson Finds New Footing Following ‘Joke’ About Shooting Allergic Children
Board members and staff recently received educational training from FARE, one of the positive outcomes following the controversy.
Half of Adults Not Using Epinephrine in Reactions, Study Finds
Three-year study shows that prompt epinephrine use can prevent the need for subsequent doses at the hospital.
Estrogen Found to Increase Severity of Allergic Reactions
Scientists warn that allergic women should take extra precautions when their estrogen levels are high, such as right before menstruation.