Tag: American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI)
Allergists Encourage Parents of Food Allergic Kids to Recognize Their Own...
"Children take cues from their parents, and their level of anxiety often reflects their parents’ level of anxiety..."
What We Learned from the Sam Collings Inquest: Your Next Reaction...
"The level of his reaction couldn't have been predicted by the evidence available to him."
Forty Percent of People with Peanut Allergies can Eat Tree Nuts...
“People with peanut allergy should be aware that it may be safe to consume some, if not all tree nuts, and tree nut consumption can contribute to a nutritious diet.”
Researchers Give New Perspective on Progression from Eczema to Asthma and...
Research is giving new insight into the atopic march and what conditions may indicate a higher risk of further allergic disease.
Medical Claims are Double for Those with Peanut Allergy
Patients with a peanut allergy tend to be hospitalized more frequently than those without and have more comorbidities.
Study: More Young Children Being Treated at ER for Anaphylaxis, Fewer...
The number of young children presenting at the ER with anaphylaxis more than doubled between 2006 and 2015.
ACAAI Meeting: How Prenatal Diet, Delivery Mode and Infant Feeding Practices...
Two studies being presented at the ACAAI Annual Scientific Meeting contain new information on how prenatal diet, how the baby is delivered, and infant feeding practices can affect the risk of allergy.
Study: Two-Thirds of Adults with Peanut Allergy Do Not Feel Fully...
Many adults still report a diminished quality of life even if they were diagnosed at an early age.
Bryn Pharma Research on Epinephrine Nasal Spray Presented at ACAAI Annual...
Two studies shed light on the viability of intranasal delivery of emergency epinephrine.
