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FARE Reponse to ICER Report

Fare Responds to Final ICER Review of Breakthrough Peanut Allergy Therapies

FARE expresses its deep concerns with the final evidence report on two breakthrough peanut allergy therapies issued Wednesday by ICER.
AAFA Reponse to ICER Report

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Responds to Premature ICER Review of New Peanut...

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The AAFA addresses concerns regarding the Final Evidence Report released by the ICER.
ICER Final Report

ICER’s Final Report on Peanut Allergy Treatments: Clinical Evidence Does Not Yet Demonstrate That...

The report evaluates Viaskin® Peanut and AR101, as well as non-commercialized oral immunotherapy (OIT).
AAFA Press Release Regarding ICER Review

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Elevates Patient Voice in ICER Review of New...

Affirms Burden of Food Allergies on Families, Patients, and Caregivers.
FARE-ACAAI-AAN Statement

Joint Statement on Peanut Allergy Therapy Review

Organizations representing patients and allergists urge ICER to adopt a more patient-driven approach to assessing immunotherapies for peanut allergy.
Peanuts

Non-Profit Institute to Review Benefits of Commercial, Private Practice Immunotherapies for Peanut Allergy

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An independent review of the value, costs and effectiveness of Viaskin Peanut, AR101, and private practice peanut OIT.
Jigsaw Puzzle

Milk and Peanut Clinical Trial Advances

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Announcements regarding two food allergy therapies that are in or advancing toward clinical trials were made yesterday.
DBV Patch Closeup

DBV Completes Phase III Study of Peanut Patch

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The phase III trial was designed to assess the safety and routine clinical use of Viaskin Peanut.
Viaskin Peanut

Peanut Patch Phase III Enrollment Ends, Results Expected Toward End of 2017

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The study received higher-than-expected patient demand.
Packaged Foods

Study: Peanut Immunotherapy Significantly Reduces Risks Due to Cross-Contact in Common Packaged Foods

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The study model used common packaged foods such as cookies, ice cream, and doughnuts as references.