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Allergies & Dining Out
One of the more complicated questions to address with food allergies is this: Can the food-allergic person dine out safely? The short answer is yes, but there’s so much more to it.
Allergic Living editor Gwen Smith explores how to size up a restaurant’s ability to serve a safe meal, the diner’s role in that process and the common errors that customers with food allergies may unintentionally commit.
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Food Allergy Reactions 101
Just when is it anaphylaxis? How common are severe reactions? When do you give an epinephrine shot? And when is it safe to presume a milder reaction? Get all the information you need to know about food allergy reactions in Allergic Living's free e-book available online. READ
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Living Gluten-Free
Staving off the Winter Blues
Those with celiac disease can be prone to seasonal depression. But don’t feel alone, Alice Bast has tips for finding self-compassion and relief. READ
Beyond Celiac
A roundup on the latest celiac disease research. READ
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Getting Serious About Progress
FARE’s Dr. James Baker reflects on the strides made in food allergy. But he also addresses major gaps, including: the need for investment in therapies and diagnostics, social acceptance of the disease and finding unity to move forward on issues of access. READ
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Super Bowl Party Crowd Pleasers
Score a touchdown with family and friends at this year’s Super Bowl party with our delicious list of allergy-friendly recipes. Our selection has something for everyone: Mexican 7-layer dip, chicken wings, mini corndogs, beet chips and chipotle chili. READ
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Winter 2018 Magazine on Newsstands Now!
- Cover report: Meet the kids and teens who prove that living with food allergies doesn’t have to be limiting.
- Party food: Amazing free-from charcuterie board, dips, samosas and more.
- Gluten-free pantry: Forget the 20-plus flours. Let's get back to basics.
- Exclusive features: All about alcohol and allergies, asthma and social stigma, plus, the trouble with hyped allergy headlines.
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