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Nanoparticles Delivered to Mice Block Alpha-Gal Reactions
New approach could offer those with food allergies another option besides avoidance.
Bacon Safe for Alpha-Gal? Peanuts Safe for Peanut Allergy? GMOs in the News
Genetically modified alternatives are here, like it or not.
90,000 Suspected US Cases of Alpha-Gal Syndrome Prompt $3.5M Research Grant
Research aims to shed light on acquired tick resistance implications for acquired meat allergy.
Longer Tick Season Ahead: Protect Yourself from Alpha-Gal Syndrome with Our FAQ
Everything you need to know.
Move Over Alpha-Gal… Pork-Cat Syndrome is Another Food Allergy You Can “Catch”
The syndrome may explain GI symptoms that occur after eating pork products.
CDC: A Half-Million Americans May Have Alpha-Gal, the Meat Allergy Linked to Ticks
78% of healthcare providers had little or no knowledge of the syndrome.
Practice Update Instructs Gastroenterologists to Consider Alpha-Gal Syndrome
"It is important for gastroenterologists to be aware of this condition and to be capable of diagnosing and treating it in a timely manner,"
Undiagnosed Digestive Symptoms? Gastroenterologists Instructed to Check for Alpha-Gal Syndrome
Alpha-gal is the food allergy to red (mammalian) meat caused by the lone star tick.
An Interview with the Women Behind Two Alpha Gals, a Resource for Those Coping...
The Gals are here for you!
Alpha-Gal Syndrome May Be Caused by the Body’s Defense Against Parasites Gone Haywire
Genetic and molecular insights into dangerous tick bite-related meat allergy revealed.
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