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Lawmakers Demand FAA Require Epinephrine Devices on Planes
A group of U.S. lawmakers has sent a scathing letter to the Federal Aviation Administration about its proposed new rule… Read more »
DBV Submits Viaskin Allergy Patch to FDA, in Bid for Approval
DBV Technologies is making a new bid to win FDA approval for its Viaskin Peanut Patch. The company has submitted… Read more »
Delta, Allegiant Add Epi Injectors to Medical Kits to Step Up Safety
Delta Air Lines tells Allergic Living that it is introducing epinephrine auto-injectors in the emergency medical kits of all its… Read more »
Bills Would Label Alpha-Gal a Top Allergen, Increase Tick Funding
Alpha-gal syndrome is at the heart of two new federal bills that aim to support Americans living with the tick-triggered… Read more »
Anaphylm Epi Film Heads Back to FDA for Approval Review
Aquestive Therapeutics has resubmitted its under-the-tongue epinephrine film to the Food and Drug Administration to be considered for approval. … Read more »
Potential Pill for Peanut, Milk, Egg Allergies Enters Phase 3 Trial
A Phase 3 trial of the remibrutinib pill in teens and adults with milk, egg or peanut allergy is underway.… Read more »
Food Allergy Community Up in Arms Over Epinephrine on Planes
A proposed new U.S. federal rule governing airline emergency medical kits sparked an outpouring of public comments from the food… Read more »
Aquestive Plans to Take Epi Film Back to FDA with Positive Data
Aquestive Therapeutics has completed the additional research that the Food and Drug Administration required to consider approval for Anaphylm. The… Read more »
Fecal Transplant Pills for Peanut Allergy Advance to Phase 2 Trial
Research into using fecal transplantation of gut bacteria from healthy donors to treat peanut allergy is moving into its next… Read more »