Tag: study
Calling Parents: Participate in a Study About Food Allergy Management During...
Parents interested in participating in this research study can access the online survey.
New Research Shows 1-in-4 American Consumers Do Not Purchase Products Containing...
"Our research confirms the food allergy community is vast – extending beyond an individual to entire households, and they face unique and costly challenges as they take steps to protect the health and safety of their families."
MCRI Study Recruiting 1700 Infants to Determine Whether Vitamin D Helps...
Research shows that vitamin D deficiency may play a role in an increased risk of food allergy, likely due to its role in shaping the developing immune system.
New Insights on Allergies May Improve Diagnosis and Treatment
Findings may help to improve the diagnosis and treatment of allergies, pointing to a potential marker of these conditions and a new therapeutic strategy.
Study Bolsters the Case for Higher Dose Epinephrine Auto-Injectors for US...
Should a 0.5mg epinephrine auto-injector be offered here as it is elsewhere?
Bryn Study Evaluates Effects of Nasal Congestion on Intranasal Administration of...
“A treatment method like intranasal delivery that is easier and more convenient may lead to increased compliance and result in a reduced time to treat an anaphylactic event.”
Study: You’re Likely Not Carrying Your Epinephrine or Using it Early...
Many who should be carrying epinephrine auto-injectors and administering them promptly in an emergency are not.
Study: Recurring Anaphylaxis Often Follows the Same Progression in Individuals
The sequence of symptoms may be a tip-off that you are suffering anaphylaxis.
Study: The Impact of Peanut Allergy on the Quality of Life...
The Peanut Allergy Burden Study assessed the real-world burden of peanut allergy on patients and caregivers in the United States.
Study: Biphasic Anaphylaxis is Difficult to Predict, Can Occur Much Later...
Study provides rationale for ALWAYS visiting the local emergency department after suffering an anaphylactic reaction.
