Tag: Brigham and Women’s Hospital
US House Members Call for Epinephrine Auto-Injectors to be Mandated on...
Auto-injectors aboard flights would help safeguard allergic travelers.
Poor and Minority Children With Food Allergies Overlooked and in Danger
“Black and other minority patients often lack voice and visibility in the health care system. Add the additional burden of an invisible condition and you are in a really vulnerable position.”
FARE to Grant $15M to the Broad Institute of MIT and...
Grant Will Fund Research Projects Aimed at Uncovering Key Insight into Life-Threatening Disease Affecting One in 10 Americans
Study: ‘Good’ Bacteria May Prevent – and Reverse – Food Allergy
A study published in Nature Medicine makes a strong case that food allergy is caused by the absence of certain beneficial bacteria in the human gut.
'Inactive' Ingredients in Medications Can Be Problematic for Those With Food...
Those 'inactive' ingredients may not be so inactive.
ConsortiaTX Awarded Exclusive License for Food Allergy Microbial Therapy
The company is developing therapies for food allergies based on bacteria found in the human gut microbiome.
Study: Females and Asians Have Highest Prevalence of Food Allergies and...
Team scrutinized the medical records of 2.7 million patients over a 13 year period.
Brilliant Minds: The Launch of the Food Allergy Science Initiative
A new effort is underway aimed at accelerating research into food allergy to enable the development of new diagnostics and treatments.
Study: Poorer Households Have Worse Food Allergy and Asthma Outcomes
Studies find poorer households spend less on specialists, more on ER and hospitalization.
