Tag: American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI)
What You Need to Know About the First Peanut Allergy Treatment...
Information for patients and their families about this new treatment option, what it means, and why it won’t be right for everyone.
Early Introduction to Allergenic Foods Effectively Prevents Food Allergies in Some...
New studies highlight positive food allergy results and barriers to dietary adherence.
Oral Allergy Syndrome: What it is, What to Avoid
If you suffer from seasonal allergies and your mouth itches when eating certain fruits and vegetables, you may have OAS.
AAAAI Addresses What Patients and Their Families Need to Know About...
As the FDA moves closer to approving the first food allergy treatment, the AAAAI seeks to help patients and their families understand the realities surrounding OIT.
Study: Emergency Department Visits for Anaphylaxis have Skyrocketed Since 2008
Study reveals visits increased 3.2-fold among children from 2008 to 2016 and 1.9-fold among adults.
Q&A: Everything You Need to Know About Alpha-gal Syndrome, the Meat...
What it is, what it does, how you catch it and how you prevent it.
Off to Camp with Food Allergies: Don't Forget the Emergency Action...
The plan provides specific instructions regarding how to identify the symptoms of a reaction and steps to follow.
Stocking Epinephrine Auto-Injectors on Commercial Flights Found to be Cost-Effective
According to this study, base-case scenarios demonstrate the annual cost per passenger-at-risk would be $0.08.
Aravax Presents Additional Positive Phase I Trial Results for PVX108, a...
Trial results demonstrate excellent PVX108 safety profile in patients with prior anaphylaxis and current asthma.
Epinephrine Auto-injectors Retain High Levels of Epinephrine Years After Expiration Date,...
Study shows majority of epinephrine auto-injectors retained over 90% concentration of epinephrine years after expiration dates, regardless of the manufacturer.
