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1 IN 13 U.S. CHILDREN SUFFER FROM FOOD ALLERGIES, FAI-FUNDED STUDY FINDS - Largest Food Allergy Study to Date Finds Food Allergies Are Increasingly Prevalent and Severe

Peanut allergy drops work: Duke study shows local clinic's method effectively curbs kids' reactions

Easy, Accurate Way to Predict Food Allergies Developed, Study Suggests

Have a Food Allergy? It’s Time to Recheck

Technology for the Allergic: The MyEpiPenApp for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Management Act Becomes Law

Study Finds High Rate of ER Trips for Food Allergies
(Food allergies may send more Americans to emergency rooms each year than commonly believed, a new study suggests.)
Food allergies may send more Americans to emergency rooms each year than commonly believed, a new study suggests.
Comprehensive Food Allergy Guidelines Released
New guidelines from an expert panel sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) aim to standardize the diagnosis and management of food allergy across clinical care settings.
Chinese Herbal Formula Enters Phase 2 Clinical Trial (Study seeks participants with allergy to peanut, tree nuts, fish, shellfish and sesame)

Parental use of EpiPen for children with food allergies
EpiPen is often underused in children with food allergy experiencing anaphylaxis.
We explored whether underuse of EpiPen might be attributed to parental discomfort with administration, as measured by a lack of parental empowerment and knowledge of proper administration.
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