New research suggests that when a child experiences anaphylaxis, either the severity of the allergic response or delay in getting epinephrine are key risk factors in whether the child will go on to have a biphasic (or secondary) anaphylactic reaction.
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Allergy-Friendly Sunscreens
Allergic Living has scoured the shelves to bring you our top picks for sunscreens for allergy-prone or sensitive skin.
Glutened? What to Do.
Dr. Joseph Murray, a gastroenterologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, offers some do’s and a definite don’t.
Allergy Friendly Tech Tools 2015
When technology meets allergic life peace of mind and new friends follow. Check out some great new tech tools, as previously reviewed in Allergic Living magazine by website coordinator Courtney Born. Mindful Monitor The Veta Smart Case isn’t your ordinary EpiPen holder. The high-tech case uses sensors and Bluetooth connection to signal your phone with… Read more »
Ryan’s Law Lets Kids With Asthma Carry Inhalers at School
Ontario law ends practice of locking asthma medication in a principal’s office.
Food Allergy Awareness Month Crossword Puzzle
More Great Resources Free Posters Talking Food Allergies: Snappy Comebacks I am a Child with Food Allergies (Girl) I am a Child with Food Allergies (Boy) Six That Save Lives
Nationwide Food Recall Due to Undeclared Egg Allergen
There has been a major recall of 9 million pounds of beef and chicken frozen products.
What LEAP Study’s Results Mean For You
Dr. Scott Sicherer takes on the top practical questions about the LEAP study findings.
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