Dave Bloom
Dave Bloom is CEO and "Blogger in Chief" of SnackSafely.com.
FDA Accepts Investigational New Drug Application for Novel Peanut Allergy Therapy
The company, which is already in phase 2 clinical trials with a treatment for celiac disease, has announced the FDA has accepted their Investigational New Drug (IND) application for evaluation of CNP-201, A treatment for peanut allergy. that reduces the need for strict peanut avoidance and reduces the potentially fatal health risks associated with peanut allergy.
Medical Associations Agree: Flu Vaccines are Safe for Egg Allergy — Get Vaccinated
The CDC recommends everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated for flu with rare exceptions even if you have an egg allergy.
Former Bond Girl, Actress Jane Seymour Describes Her ‘Death’ Due to Anaphylaxis
"Apparently, according to the doctors, I did die."
10-Year-Old Saves Anaphylactic Mother’s Life, Earns Commendations
"It was a life and death situation and he saved the day."
Update: Thousands of Allergy-Friendly Products to Help You with Back-to-School!
Over 3000 allergy-friendly products from 160+ partner manufacturers!
Court Documents Show Mylan CEO Heather Bresch Played Integral Role in EpiPen Price Scandal
Bresch pressured counterpart at Pfizer to drop competing product.
USF Begins Recruitment for OIT Study Addressing 15 Food Allergies at Once
Therapy will treat allergies to peanuts, almonds, cashew, hazelnuts, pecans, pistachios, walnuts, codfish, salmon, shrimp, sesame seed, soy, wheat, milk and eggs simultaneously.
Study: Pfizer COVID Vaccine Safe for Highly Allergic with History of Anaphylaxis
Important note: This article is intended for those who understand vaccines as critical to maintaining their health and that of their families. It is...
Auvi-Q Launches Resource Hub and Life-Threatening Allergy Tool Kit
Hub offers digital tools to help families with life-threatening allergies stay prepared this school year.
Tell the FDA: Join the Patient-Focused Drug Development Meeting for Food Allergy
Your opportunity to participate in a discussion with the FDA about your experiences with food allergies.
