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Sunscreens Guide 2025
Hottest Picks for Food
Allergies, Sensitive Skin
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AL’s Sunscreens Guide has landed, fully updated for 2025! It’s a favorite with readers, both for ingredient fact-checking and product quality. One mom writes: “I'd been searching for a sunscreen for my son with food allergies. I struggled to get answers on ingredients. When I saw your list, I found many great choices. Can't thank you enough!” READ
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Childcare & Food Allergy:
Urgent Need for Training
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U.S. childcare centers frequently care for children with food allergies. Yet often, they don't have the education for how to recognize and respond to an allergic emergency, says Dr. Alice Hoyt. Learn about how the Early Childhood Anaphylaxis Collaborative aims to make a difference. Sponsored by Kaléo. READ
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Grad Timmy Howard Dies
from Swift Peanut Reaction
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The Howard family celebrated their son Timothy's college graduation, then days later he suffered a swift and fatal reaction to peanut in a candy bar. "Our hearts are broken," says mom Patty Howard. The parents describe to Allergic Living what happened, plus their hope to impact allergy awareness. READ
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Allergic and Giving Birth:
Expect the Unexpected
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In her eye-opening series "Food Allergic and Having a Baby," Amanda Orlando writes of delivery, hospital food issues, myths and more.
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Allergic & giving birth: hospital food plan goes awry.
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Why to embrace the messy bits of birthing.
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Pregnancy and the newborn: busting 4 myths.
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Sweeten Up Your Summer With Top 9-Free Delights
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Wow family and friends with our delicious allergy-friendly desserts.
More AL summer recipes
here.
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Garlic and Onion Allergies:
Symptoms, Diet & Nuances
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While not common, allergies to garlic and its sister plant the onion are certainly life-altering. We look at what’s known about these allergies: from their symptoms to, with garlic especially, what you can and can’t eat. (Not everyone’s the same.) Plus, great substitution ideas. READ
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Food Allergy Red Flags
for Tired, Hungry Hikers
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Caroline Fleur and son treat certain situations as red flag warnings for food allergies. Take her son’s hiking trip. He was tired and hungry, but the restaurant he and his friends decided to stop at seemed eerily nonchalant about food allergies. With that red flag – to eat the food or hold off for a safer option? READ
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