About a decade ago, it took a lot of advocacy to achieve state laws allowing stock epinephrine at school in… Read more »
Author: Gwen Smith
Could Drugs for Asthma, Diabetes or Eczema Treat Food Allergy?
Allergic Living reported last summer on how an older asthma tablet prevented peanut-allergic mice from reacting to peanut. Now, the… Read more »
Canada Approves Neffy Epinephrine Spray to Treat Reactions
Needle-free epinephrine is coming to Canadian pharmacies starting this summer. ALK-Abello Pharmaceuticals Canada announced that the Health Canada agency approved… Read more »
FDA Drops Age Limit on Kids’ Neffy Epi Spray, Widening Access
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has lifted the age restriction on the 1-milligram neffy epinephrine spray or kids. Initially,… Read more »
Video: Tamara Hubbard on Managing Food Allergy Overwhelm
At Allergic Living, we’ve reported often on the significant psychological impact of managing food allergies. It’s one of the most… Read more »
RFK Jr. Plans Vaccine and Food Allergy Study, Science Disagrees
At a Nov. 17 conference, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed determination to study aluminum adjuvants as a potential root cause… Read more »
Will My Child’s 504 Plan for Allergies at School Still Have Clout?
Many readers are asking Allergic Living this question (or similar): “Will my child’s 504 plan still be effective in the… Read more »
Back-to-School with Food Allergies: 8 Tools for Success
Back-to-school season is a big deal in every student’s life. But when a child has food allergies, a parent must… Read more »
Allergic Living’s Airlines & Allergies Guide: International
Allergic Living has created the comprehensive Airlines & Allergies Guide to help our followers with their airline booking decisions. As… Read more »
Allergic Living’s Airlines & Allergies Guide: Domestic
Safe air travel is a huge concern for the millions who manage food allergies. One thing you don’t want at… Read more »