A large study suggests there are strategies that might reduce the odds of having a peanut- or nut-allergic reaction aboard an airplane.
Author: Gwen Smith
Alcohol Reactions with Asthma Linked to Aspirin
Three-quarters of patients with asthma and sensitivity to Aspirin are getting asthma flare-ups from alcohol.
Milk Oral Immunotherapy Not Lasting
The staying power of OIT (oral immunotherapy) for milk allergy has been called into question with the results of a 5-year followup of test subjects.
Lesley U. Decision: A Food Allergy Victory
A recent agreement reached between the U.S. Department of Justice and a private university in Massachusetts is one of the… Read more »
Pollen Allergens Expected to Double in Future
Forecast for 2040: pollen and lots of it, say Rutgers scientists.
Is It Safe to Eat The Airline’s Gluten-free Food?
Experts weigh in on what they think of gluten-free food on flights.
Miley Cyrus on her Gluten “Allergy”
Singer Miley Cyrus wants you to know that she’s not succumbing to an eating disorder. She’s just lost weight because of what she calls her “gluten allergy”.
Remarkable Rate of Anaphylaxis Seen in Study
From the Spring 2012 issue of Allergic Living magazine: Preliminary results of a landmark survey give a picture of the… Read more »
Interview with Cybele Pascal, Cookbook Author
Baking at Its Best From the Spring 2010 edition of Allergic Living Allergic Living gives two thumbs way up for… Read more »
From Sickness to Advocacy: A Gluten-Free Journey
There were days that the fatigue was so bad that Shelia Cafferty could barely haul herself out of bed. She… Read more »