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Williamsburg Appeal: Legal Implications for Food Allergy, Gluten-Free Rights
In J.D. vs. Colonial Williamsburg, an Appeals Court found a person with a medically required diet may have the right to bring food to a restaurant. A closer look at the legal implications.
FARE’s Chief Medical Advisor on Why Standardizing OIT is Needed Now
A Q&A with FARE about the consensus the non-profit hopes to achieve at a fall summit on OIT.
Ohio Mom Helps Food Allergy Alert Signs Spread to Cincinnati Parks
What’s a food allergy parent to do when she sees allergens lurking around playground equipment?
Opinion: Airlines Need to Get Serious About Food Allergies and In-Flight Auto-Injectors
Why airlines must get serious about in-flight auto-injectors.
9 Steps to Find Self-Care After Feeling Allergy Burnout
Are you a tired and moody machine of food allergy management? Then stop – and get back your life.
Celiac That’s Skin Deep: The Mysterious Rash Sparked by Gluten
Dermatitis herpetiformis is the intolerably itchy rash of celiac disease. Learn who is likely to get it, and how to bring it under control.
Taking a Food-Allergic Child Out to the Big Game
Not even multiple allergies could stop this family of avid sports fans from going out to cheer on their baseball and football teams.
6 Steps to a Successful Field Trip with Food Allergies
While field trips have the potential for danger, they are an important part of your child’s education, and worth the effort.
1 Car, 4 Kids and 10 Allergies: How One Family Pulled off an Epic Road Trip
Here’s how a food allergy mom pulled off an East Coast adventure.
