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Join Us: Speak Your Mind to the 11 Legislators Who Voted Against the FASTER...
Sound off and let your legislators know they will be held accountable for ignoring the health and safety of the food allergy community.
House Passes FASTER Act for Sesame Labeling, Awaits President’s Signature
Legislation requires that sesame be labeled on packaged foods; prioritizes food allergy research.
US Senate Passes FASTER Act, Brings Mandatory Sesame Labeling One Step Closer
S 3451 will add sesame as the ninth major allergen and prioritize food allergy research.
US House of Representatives Unanimously Passes FASTER Act, Represents Significant Milestone For Those With...
Bill adds sesame as the ninth major allergen, require the federal government to analyze research opportunities to help develop more effective treatments for food allergy.
The FASTER Act: What It Does and Why YOU Need to Help Pass It
FARE can't do it alone: Do your part to help pass the FASTER Act.
Food Allergy Safety, Treatment, Education and Research (FASTER) Act Introduced in House of Representatives
Critical legislation would add sesame as a major allergen; prioritize food allergy research.
FDA Issues New Draft Guidance Regarding Allergen Labeling and Cross-Contact
Spoiler Alert: the draft does nothing to help the food allergy community.
Sublingual Epinephrine Faster to Maximum Concentration than Auto-Injector, Syringe
Researchers observed early and robust increases in systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse with AQST-109.
Bryn Shows UTULY™ Intranasal Epinephrine Absorbs Faster and is Sustained Longer Than Auto-Injector
A needleless, self administered nasal spray intended to be used in anaphylactic emergencies in place of traditional auto-injectors.
Needle-Free, Sublingual Epinephrine Film Works Faster Than Auto-Injectors According to Study
Results from a 12mg formulation were comparable to intramuscular administration.
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