A new competitor has the green light to enter the epinephrine marketplace. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has… Read more »
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Is Expired Epinephrine OK to Use? Study Finds Longer Shelf Life Than Date Indicates
The epinephrine in auto-injectors appears to have a longer shelf life than the expiration date indicates, a California study finds.… Read more »
One Man’s Stand for Gluten-Free Drugs
Michael Weber was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2004, and immediately adopted the gluten-free diet to protect his health. But… Read more »
New FDA Shipping Rule to Help Cut Food Allergen Recalls
FDA gets new powers to curtail cross-contact during transportation.
OIT Therapy Gets Ready for Prime Time
Peanut oral immunotherapy in a capsule is moving closer to regulatory approval in the United States. The therapy brings hope – not for a cure – but of lives made less vulnerable.
Suit in Allergy Death: Should Store Bakeries Have to Label?
Should grocery store bakeries fall under the same food allergen labeling exception that applies to traditional bakeries?
Major Recall of Burgers Containing Undeclared Wheat
More than 137,000 pounds worth of H-E-B cheese burgers are being pulled of shelves.
Closing in on a Cure For Cat Allergy
Millions of Americans suffer serious reactions to cats. But a novel therapy aims to change all that – in 4 quick shots.
The Cumin Recall: How to Find Safe Spiced Foods
Allergic Living’s investigation into safe spice products and what you can do to ensure safe buying.
Inside the Peanut-Tainted Cumin Recalls: What Happened?
Allergic Living investigates how peanut came to be in thousands of pounds of spiced food products.