Is Pet Food a Food Allergy Risk?
Some pet foods contain allergens that can be transferred to people by pet saliva or direct ingestion by infants and toddlers. Here are ways to stay safe.
Ask the Allergist: Why Food Allergy Immunotherapy?
Dr. Douglas Jones responds to the Ask the Allergist question: what questions should patients and parents ask about undergoing food allergy immunotherapy?
Coffee, Cross Contact and Food Allergies
By Allie Bahn If you are a coffee drinker and you have food allergies, a simple cup of joe can be complicated to navigate, whether you’re at home or your local café. At Home Buy coffee that is 100 percent Arabica beans – Check that there are no additional ingredients...The Importance of Chef Cards
Find out about the benefits of using a chef card to dine out with food allergies, and download a template to print and use.
FDA Gives OK to Peanut Allergy Oral Immunotherapy
News and information about the approval for use of Palforzia, the first approved treatment for peanut allergy: Learn how it works and how it is prescribed.
Babysitters, Playdates and Food Allergies: A Matter of Trust
Information you can use to educate and build trust with babysitters, caregivers and parents hosting playdates when you have a child with food allergies.
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