Tag: Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI)
Why Allergic Individuals Must Always Carry TWO Doses of Emergency Epinephrine
We explain the need to always "Take 2".
BlueWillow Awarded NIH Contract to Advance Development of its Therapeutic Peanut...
Research Will Progress Treatment for Millions Suffering from Peanut Allergies.
Study: Exercise and Sleep Deprivation Lower Tolerance to Peanuts in Those...
The effect is important to consider by government agencies wishing to adopt standards for allergen thresholds for food labeling.
New Peanut Allergy Treatment Passes Phase 2 Trial, Shows Effectiveness and...
UNC School of Medicine researchers show that tiny under-the-tongue doses of peanut protein can offer safe and substantial protection against peanut allergy.
Chiropractor Who Misled Food Allergy Patients Sentenced to Year in Jail,...
Darrow is believed to have administered unproven allergy tests to more than 250 patients.
Study: Emergency Department Visits for Anaphylaxis have Skyrocketed Since 2008
Study reveals visits increased 3.2-fold among children from 2008 to 2016 and 1.9-fold among adults.
Study Highlights Triggers of Anaphylaxis in Infants, Children
According to the study, triggers for anaphylaxis can differ based on geographical region.
Stocking Epinephrine Auto-Injectors on Commercial Flights Found to be Cost-Effective
According to this study, base-case scenarios demonstrate the annual cost per passenger-at-risk would be $0.08.
Study: Guidelines for Managing Anaphylaxis in Children Need an Update
Study shows that pre-hospital treatment with epinephrine has the highest protective effect against uncontrolled allergic reaction.
Epinephrine Auto-injectors Retain High Levels of Epinephrine Years After Expiration Date,...
Study shows majority of epinephrine auto-injectors retained over 90% concentration of epinephrine years after expiration dates, regardless of the manufacturer.
