Allergy organization wants passengers with food allergies to be allowed to pre-board.
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Airlines and Allergy: FAA Bill Seen as Progress, if Short of Goals
Advocacy groups still hope to enhance on-board provisions for passengers managing food allergies.
Adult-Onset Food Allergies Video: Relearning How to Shop, Eat, Socialize
Have you or someone you know had a severe food-allergic reaction as an adult, completely out of the blue? In… Read more »
Finding the Positive Side of Food Allergies
Gina Clowes writes about the benefits of living with food allergies.
Food Allergies on Food Stamps: When ‘Safe’ Food Doesn’t Fit the Budget
What happens when you can’t afford ‘safe’ food for an allergic child?
LEAP Study: Reality Check
The release of the LEAP study’s findings that having at-risk infants consume peanut protein can, in a majority of cases,… Read more »
Early Introduction of Peanut Protects Against Allergy, LEAP Study Finds
Chance of developing peanut allergy reduced 70 to 80 percent in high-risk babies. New guidelines expected.
Michigan Law Boosts Food Allergy Awareness in Restaurants
“We’re trying to make it so that it’s a little more consistent in training,” says Senator Judy Emmons, who sponsored the bill.
Clawson Finds New Footing Following ‘Joke’ About Shooting Allergic Children
Board members and staff recently received educational training from FARE, one of the positive outcomes following the controversy.
Parents Sue School Board, Principal in Shocking Allergy Case
Lawsuit alleges allergy accommodation requests led to harassment and child abuse investigation.