Medication

  • A boy wearing glasses and a striped shirt is holding a bowl of mixed nuts. He is scratching his neck, which appears red and irritated. The background is a solid orange color.

    With Palforzia® Ending, What’s Next for Peanut Allergy Patients?

    The peanut allergy treatment Palforzia® will be discontinued on July 31, 2026, according to its manufacture.

  • Pharmacist explaining the cost of the drugs to a woman at the counter.

    What ‘Most Favored Nation’ Drug Pricing Means for Patients

    You may have heard the term “Most Favored Nation” (MFN) drug pricing in the news recently. This idea for lowering drug prices has been…

  • A male doctor with short gray hair and a beard, wearing a white coat and stethoscope, sits at a desk speaking with a female patient in a striped shirt. They are in a bright office with large windows in the background.

    New Oral Treatment for Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: BTK Inhibitor

    Discover the latest oral treatment for chronic spontaneous urticaria and how it can help manage symptoms effectively.

  • Multi-ethnic woman scratches her reddened hand due to itching. Allergy symptom, healthcare concept. Itchy skin can be caused by dermatitis, eczema, dry skin, burns, food - drug allergies, insect bites

    Two Allergy Medications Linked to Rare Severe Itch Cases

    June 16, 2025 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning of a rare side effect involving two oral allergy medications. Some people…

  • A woman in a pink shirt is clutching her chest with both hands, appearing to be in pain or discomfort. She is indoors, with a leafy plant in the background and light coming from a window.

    Epinephrine for Anaphylaxis: What Treatments are Available?

    Learn about various ways to administer epinephrine now that new options are available to everyone.

  • Various devices display a website titled "Biologic Meds," featuring a smiling child. The site is shown on a desktop, laptop, tablet, and smartphone, illustrating its responsive design.

    Biologic Meds Website: A Resource for Patients and Healthcare Professionals

    Biologics Toolkit puts a spotlight on these innovative medications and the conditions they treat, including severe asthma.

  • A person in a black shirt holding an inhaler in one hand, with the other hand placed on their chest. They are standing outdoors near a green structure, with blurred grass in the background.

    Drug Companies Step Forward with Voluntary Price Caps on Inhalers

    The price cap will help reduce the financial burden for many people who use respiratory inhalers to treat asthma and COPD.

  • Three inhalers are displayed: a yellow one labeled “ProAir Digihaler” with 117 mcg, a red one labeled “ProAir Digihaler,” and a green one labeled “ArmonAir Digihaler” with 113 mcg. The inhalers have colorful cap designs.

    Teva to Discontinue Digital Inhalers

    Asthma patients who use one of Teva’s three Digihaler devices should talk wit their doctor about alternatives.

  • A boy wearing glasses and a striped shirt is holding a bowl of mixed nuts. He is scratching his neck, which appears red and irritated. The background is a solid orange color.

    FDA Approves Xolair as First Treatment to Reduce Risk of Food Allergy Reactions

    Learn about a research study looking into the use of a biologic to determine if it can aid food allergy oral immunotherapy.

  • A person sitting on a couch uses an asthma inhaler. They have one hand on their chest and are wearing a brown sweater. The background features a lamp and a blurred interior setting.

    New Asthma Inhaler Combines Quick-Relief Albuterol and Corticosteroid

    A new medication supports treating asthma symptoms and inflamed airways in the short and long term using one inhaler device.

  • A young girl with a ponytail uses an asthma inhaler with a spacer, holding it to her mouth. She wears a white shirt with pink sleeves and a red hair clip. The background is plain white.

    Asthma Medications: Moving Toward Greater Understanding

    How well do you understand your child’s asthma medications? Many parents don’t know essential details. Resources from Allergy & Asthma Network can help.

  • A young girl with braided hair sits on grass next to a tree, reading a book. She wears a pink long-sleeve shirt, denim shorts, and blue leggings. The background features bright yellow flowers and lush greenery.

    How Do I Treat My Child’s Runny Nose and Itchy Eyes?

    When allergy symptoms persist, one treatment option is allergen immunotherapy. There are two FDA-approved options for children: shots and tablets.

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Medication

Allergy & Asthma network supports people living with asthma, allergies, and related conditions. Medications are a key part of managing these conditions, but we know you have questions. This is the place to go to learn more about medications. Are you curious about allergy shots? Do you have concerns about penicillin allergy? Questions about correct inhaler technique for children? Get answers and learn more here.