Walt Disney World has removed the option to note food allergies in its Advanced Dining Reservation booking system. The change… Read more »
Author: Wendy Mondello
Palforzia OIT to End: What It Means for Food Allergy Patients
When the Food and Drug Administration made Palforzia the first-ever approved food allergy treatment in 2020, allergists hailed the news… Read more »
FDA to Host Virtual Meeting on Food Allergy Thresholds and Labels
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will host virtual public meetings in February on the possible use of food allergen… Read more »
FDA Takes Steps to Improve Gluten Food Labels, Seeks Input
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is taking steps to improve label transparency for packaged foods that contain gluten ingredients.… Read more »
Momentum Builds for New ADINA Bill to Label Allergens in Drugs
Adina Togal’s family wants 2026 to be the year that lawmakers pass federal legislation for allergen transparency on drug labels.… Read more »
Federal Law Requires Allergy Training for School Food Workers
A new federal law requires school food service personnel to receive annual training about food allergies. The Protecting Children with… Read more »
Program Empowers Kids with Food Allergies, Aims to Go National
Young children watched with rapt attention as Olivia Wolfe, 15, demonstrated how to use epinephrine auto-injectors and epinephrine nasal spray.… Read more »
TX Mom Drops Lawsuit over Emerson Cole Food Allergy Tragedy
A Texas mother has withdrawn her federal lawsuit over the death of her 10-year-old daughter, Emerson Kate Cole. The girl… Read more »
New York City to Require Stock Epinephrine at Schools, Daycares
All New York City childcare centers and schools will now be required to stock epinephrine devices under a new local… Read more »
NY State Price Cap Law Means Asthma Inhalers at Zero Cost
Asthma inhalers will be available to New Yorkers at no cost under a new law signed by Governor Kathy Hochul.… Read more »