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Mylan Announces Free EpiPens® for Schools Program
Mylan Specialty L.P., the distributors of EpiPen® brand epinephrine auto-injectors, have announced a new program allowing qualified schools to obtain EpiPens at no cost.
Study Concludes Casual Skin Contact With Food Allergens Poses Extremely Low Risk
Large Israeli study finds food allergens contacting intact skin pose an extremely low risk of anaphylaxis in allergic children.
England Raised the Bar for School Allergy Safety — Why Is the US Still...
Benedict's Law transforms school allergy safety in England and raises questions about protections in US schools.
Food Allergy Advocates Seek Life-Saving Changes to Airline Medical Kits
Petition urges the FAA to require emergency epinephrine devices on flights to better protect passengers experiencing anaphylaxis.
Drew Brees Uses Personal Allergy Experience to Promote Anaphylaxis Preparedness
Drew Brees joins ARS Pharmaceuticals to promote allergy preparedness, emergency planning, and awareness of severe allergic reactions.
Ontario Boy Dies After Alleged Dairy Queen Order Mix-Up Triggers Severe Allergic Reaction
An Ontario mother shares her son's story after an alleged order mix-up led to a fatal allergic reaction.
DOT Draws Line on Airline Allergy Accommodations — What Families Need to Know
DOT dismisses complaint against Southwest, clarifying that severe allergies don’t automatically guarantee accommodations.
California Woman Sues Airline Over Near-Fatal Meal
A California woman is suing Singapore Airlines after a "tainted" meal caused a life-threatening, full-blown allergic reaction mid-flight.
Clinical Evidence for Reintroducing Meat in Some AGS Patients
Reintroducing meat might be possible for some with alpha-gal syndrome, depending on their IgE levels.
Anaphylaxis in a Bottle: The Hidden Risk of Over-the-Counter Herbal Supplements
The risk of herbal supplement use is a growing concern. Learn how one woman's serious reaction is prompting calls for stricter regulations.










