Tag: study
Study: Two Thirds of Children in Need of Epinephrine Arent Receiving It
Despite overwhelming evidence that it leads to better outcomes, children are going without even when treated in the ER.
Study: Females and Asians Have Highest Prevalence of Food Allergies and Intolerances
Team scrutinized the medical records of 2.7 million patients over a 13 year period.
CDC Report on Restaurant Food Allergy Practices Not Encouraging
Nearly half of food allergy related deaths were caused by food from a restaurant.
NIH Designates $42 Million to Food Allergy Research Group over 7 Years
CoFAR has done important clinical research since 2005 and will continue with NIH funding.
Peanut Patch Phase III Enrollment Ends, Results Expected Toward End of 2017
The study received higher-than-expected patient demand.
A Tale of Two Countries: Half of UK Kids Prescribed Epinephrine May Not Have...
Epinephrine in the US is expensive. How is it that UK children are practically "swimming" in it?
Must Read: Allergic Living’s 2017 AAAAI Meeting Summary
Research highlights from the AAAAI annual meeting held in Atlanta a few weeks ago.
Study: Infants with Smoking Parents at Higher Risk for Food Allergies in Adolescence
As if you needed another reason to stop.
Adult Peanut Allergy: Therapy Cleared to Begin Phase IIa Trials
Antibody targets trigger also implicated in other food allergies, atopic diseases, and asthma.
Study: Peanut Immunotherapy Significantly Reduces Risks Due to Cross-Contact in Common Packaged Foods
The study model used common packaged foods such as cookies, ice cream, and doughnuts as references.
