Tag: American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI)
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.
What We Know About PEG, Suspected as the Cause of Reactions...
An ingredient commonly used in medicines, foods, and cosmetics is suspected.
FDA Urges Voluntary Disclosure of Sesame, Again Falls Short at Protecting...
The FDA is once again leaving the allergic community vulnerable to the whims of manufacturers.
AAAAI and NASN Release Guidance on Managing Food Allergies in Schools...
New document addresses specific food processes, anaphylaxis treatment, and additional safety considerations for schools during COVID-19 to keep students with food allergies safe.
Think You’ve Developed a Meat Allergy from a Tick Bite? There’s...
FDA Clears First Blood Test for Identifying a Novel Allergic Sensitization to Red Meat.
Study: You’re Likely Not Carrying Your Epinephrine or Using it Early...
Many who should be carrying epinephrine auto-injectors and administering them promptly in an emergency are not.
Study: Recurring Anaphylaxis Often Follows the Same Progression in Individuals
The sequence of symptoms may be a tip-off that you are suffering anaphylaxis.
