Tag: Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
CDC Publishes New Flu Vaccine Guidelines with Change for People with...
Change makes it easier to vaccinate.
Epinephrine and Inhaler Toolkits Improve Safety of Students with Anaphylaxis and...
New stock inhaler and stock epinephrine toolkits from the AAAAI provide critical emergency care for students with allergies and asthma.
Welts or Fever from Mosquito Bites? Read our “Skeeter Syndrome” Q&A
All about the allergy to mosquito bites.
CDC: A Half-Million Americans May Have Alpha-Gal, the Meat Allergy Linked...
78% of healthcare providers had little or no knowledge of the syndrome.
Food Allergy Research and Education Names Permanent CEO
Extensive Search Culminates in New Leadership for Flagship Food Allergy Organization.
This Year’s Federal Budget Increases Spending For Food Allergy Research and...
Budget includes millions of dollars to increase food allergy research funding and protect children with food allergies.
Public Health Organization Calls for Allergen Thresholds to Guide Product Labeling
Acceptable thresholds for allergen trace would make labeling safer and more reliable for the food allergy community.
Why Your Seasonal Allergies, Asthma and OAS are Getting Worse and...
Pollen is the culprit and research shows pollen season is getting longer and stronger.
Woman Received Microdoses of COVID-19 Vaccine to Avoid Anaphylaxis
"Even if one person with serious allergies who is scared to get vaccinated asks their doctor about it, that’s worth it to me."
