Tag: Annals of Allergy Asthma and Immunology
Why Allergic Individuals Must Always Carry TWO Doses of Emergency Epinephrine
We explain the need to always "Take 2".
Study Shows New Triggers of Rare Food Allergy in Infants
The findings of the study determine the responsible foods triggers, as well as the characteristics and management of FPIES.
Study: Use Multiple Strategies to Safely Dine Out with Food Allergies
Diners who had reactions used fewer preventative strategies.
Study: Does Prior Administration of Epinephrine Adversely Impact Pediatric Anaphylaxis Patients?
Results support the use of 0.15 mg epinephrine auto-injectors in this population when lower-dose auto-injectors are unavailable.
ACAAI: Advice to Allergists Regarding Private Practice OIT
Although intended for allergists, a good read for families considering OIT as well.
Study: Allergic Reactions to Foods are Milder in Infants
Majority of infants with food-induced anaphylaxis present with hives and vomiting, suggesting there is less concern for life-threatening response to early food introduction.
Study: Majority of US Adults Prescribed Epinephrine Report Not Using it...
Respondents said their epinephrine wasn't available or thought it wasn't necessary.
Innovative Research Partnership Addresses Needs of College Bound Students with Food...
Researchers identify needs and work alongside designers to develop a toolkit to support safe transition to college for students with food allergy.
Study: Immunotherapy Trials for Food Allergy Hold Strong Appeal for Parents
Child’s food allergies have major impact on parents’ lives; majority of parents are willing to enroll their child in an immunotherapy clinical trial
Study: Untrained Teens Using Emergency Epinephrine Devices
Use of Symjepi™ compared with EpiPen® in 34 adolescents aged 12 to 17.
