Aquestive Therapeutics says it is on track to resubmit its application for the approval of Anaphylm to the Food and… Read more »
Food Allergy
Need to Know: Expert on Pros, Cons of ‘Threshold’ Allergen Labels
In the U.S., food makers must label the top 9 allergens when they’re among ingredients of a packaged food. But… Read more »
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 »
Newport Aims to Go Allergy-Friendly with Red Sneakers Program
Red Sneakers for Oakley is taking a popular Rhode Island seaside city by storm with its Epi Everywhere: Newport Initiative.… Read more »
Red Sneakers Day 2026: Epi Everywhere Steps Up Allergy Safety
The nonprofit Red Sneakers for Oakley stresses the motto “Epi First, Epi Fast” to save the lives of those experiencing… 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 »
Half of Severe Food Allergy Reactions in Adults Linked to Cofactors
One of the mysteries in food allergy is why a person’s reaction to an allergen may involve only minor symptoms… Read more »
How New Peanut Allergy Research is Focusing on Earliest Years of Life
The emotional weight of raising a young child with peanut allergy is real and well-documented. Research consistently shows that food… 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 »
DOT Upholds Allergy Pre-Boarding on Planes – But Only for Nuts
The dismissal of a disability complaint against Southwest Airlines fails to extend pre-boarding rights to travelers with all major food… Read more »