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Food Allergy
Aquestive Says It’s on Track to Launch Anaphylm Studies for FDA
Aquestive Therapeutics says it is on track to resubmit its application for the approval of Anaphylm to the Food and… Read more »
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 P harmaceuticals Canada announced that the Health Canada agency… 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 »