From new research efforts to an airline bill, the past year’s work is sowing hope for the future.
Blogs
Teen Food Allergy Tragedies: Why We Must Say – No More
News that 17-year-old Morgan Crutchfield of Staley, North Carolina died of anaphylaxis on October 5, 2015, hit the food allergy… Read more »
Sabrina’s Law Turns 10 Years Old
May 5, 2015 – It was the food allergy law that became famous across North America, and the hope born… Read more »
What’s in $24 Million? The Gift of Hope for Food Allergy
Speechless! Awesome!!!! My family is so grateful to you – God bless your generous heart! THANK YOU Sean Parker. Amazing!!!… Read more »
Are Spices Safe for a Gluten-Free Diet?
Gluten can hide on the spice shelf. But with a little precaution, you can keep your favorite flavors. Herbs and… Read more »
The Gluten-Free Diet Deserves Respect
June 2014 – By now, we likely all know someone who has taken up the gluten-free diet just to “feel… Read more »
From Tragedy to Allergy Accommodations
Looking back over 2013, it was a roller coaster of a year for the food allergy and celiac communities.
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 »
The Lobby That Took the Cake
Hats off to the organizers of 1 in 133, the Gluten-Free Food Labeling Summit. In a matter of weeks, John… Read more »