Tag: American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI)
Medical Associations Agree: Flu Vaccines are Safe for Egg Allergy —...
The CDC recommends everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated for flu with rare exceptions even if you have an egg allergy.
Alpha-Gal: Two Videos About the Meat Allergy You Can ‘Catch’
Two videos valuable in describing the syndrome, one from the patient's perspective, the other by an allergist.
Home Food Intolerance/Sensitivity Tests: Don’t Buy Into the Hype
You've probably noticed tons of ads for at-home food intolerance testing. What's that all about and should you look into it?
Is it Allergy, Flu, Common Cold or COVID-19? Helping You Sort...
Here are three resources we found helpful to understanding the symptoms you might be experiencing.
Note to FDA: Early Allergen Introduction Products Need Regulation
Parents need help NOW to determine which products are effective so they can make educated decisions.
Early Introduction of Peanuts Leads to 16% Drop in Peanut Allergy...
Study was the first to test the approach in homes and to analyze what impact the guideline changes have had on peanut allergies.
Aimmune Presents New Clinical Data From Patients Treated With PALFORZIA® for...
Majority of patients experienced low rates of adverse events which declined in frequency and severity with continued treatment.
Peanut Sublingual Immunotherapy Provides Desensitization to Peanut in Toddlers
Study shows this therapy could be an option for early peanut allergy intervention.
New Study Examines Allergic Reactions to Sunflower Seeds
Examines the clinical and immunologic features of patients who have sensitivity to sunflower seeds.
Parents of 16-Year-Old Who Died of Anaphylaxis Establish “Ellen’s Gift of...
Ellen's Gift of Hope will support local children who face challenges in life due to health issues, special needs and disabilities.
