Find something sweet for your sweetie — that very special someone who may need a bit of extra care when selecting a treat that works with their allergies, sensitivities, and intolerances.

The first FDA-approved OIT drug is taking a bow before the final curtain call.

A groundbreaking study recently published in the journal Food Chemistry reveals that the risk of a fish allergy isn't just about the type of...

FDA seeks public input to improve gluten labeling for those with gluten-related issues.

The study explains the rise in ER visits among infants despite the success of early allergen introduction guidelines.

New research sheds light on the Parental Age Allergy Risk, suggesting older mothers may reduce childhood allergies significantly.

Nasal epinephrine powder shows significant potential for treating anaphylaxis, surpassing the efficacy of traditional EpiPens in trials.

Big pharma is betting that food allergy treatments will be lucrative, as evidenced by this huge acquisition.

Learn how PRT120 is revolutionizing peanut allergy treatment by potentially achieving long-term remission and reduced anxiety.

What you do while waiting for paramedics to arrive may significantly affect how the patient fares.

New law aims to safeguard children in school meal programs. See how it prioritizes student safety.

Reintroducing meat might be possible for some with alpha-gal syndrome, depending on their IgE levels.

The risk of herbal supplement use is a growing concern. Learn how one woman's serious reaction is prompting calls for stricter regulations.

Demand the FDA reform ambiguous allergen labeling that puts the allergic community at risk.

Explore the rise of diagnosed allergic conditions in the United States, with insights into prevalence among adults and children.

Learn why it is imperative to always carry a 2nd dose of epinephrine.

Understand the implications of the FDA's findings on sublingual epinephrine and its journey towards approval and market release.

Yulia Burtseva's passing serves as a reminder of the risks involved in cosmetic surgery and the danger of anaphylaxis.

Judgement ends Marsh family's seven-year campaign for justice,

The FDA signals openness to designating epinephrine OTC with caveats.

A high-tech shield for diners who otherwise rely solely on verbal assurances from restaurant staff.

Calmly following the dispatcher's directions over the phone, 12-year-old saves mom from anaphylaxis.

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Correction: the title and content of this article have been updated to reflect that other modes of epinephrine delivery, in addition to auto-injectors, are...

The risk of herbal supplement use is a growing concern. Learn how one woman's serious reaction is prompting calls for stricter regulations.

KLM left the couple with a difficult choice: stay on the flight and risk severe anaphylaxis mid-air, or leave the plane.

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An update of best practices.

If approved, Xolair would be the first medicine to reduce allergic reactions to multiple foods following an accidental exposure.

"They might as well have loaded a gun and put it to his head."

Spray was afe and generally well-tolerated with no new safety signals observed.

Menu will include over 30 varieties of smoothies, personal pizzas, and vegan options.

The current requirement "puts airline passengers at risk."

Encourage more research into the potential health hazards of chemical herbicide residues in GMO-based foods.

These shortages bear watching.

Report on a death due to anaphylaxis with strategies to avoid a similar tragedy.

Only Sesame-Free and Gluten-Free Editions Dated December 6 are affected.

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Both Mahomes children have severe food allergies.

Artificial intelligence helps patients build tolerance at their own pace.

A UK firm promises a cheaper, sustainable, carbon net-zero auto-injector.

It is imperative that those concerned with milk allergy heed this recall.

Discuss with the allergist to determine whether such a challenge makes sense for your anxious child.

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Paradigm shift based on data and cost-effectiveness analyses.

Fast Track Designation accelerates ADP101's development path for the treatment of food allergies.

How did this happen and what does it mean for the consumer concerned with food allergies?

73.5% of patients treated with PALFORZIA tolerated a 600 mg single dose of peanut protein at 12 months.