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• How a Child Might Describe an Allergic Reaction

  How a Child Might Describe a Reaction Source: FAAN The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network Children have unique ways of describing their experiences and perceptions, and allergic reactions are no exception. Precious time is lost when adults...

• Immunotherapy for Food Allergies

  In the Works: Immunotherapy for food allergies A few physicians are already practicing it, though many allergists object because it's untested. Clinical trials are underway. Can what's worked against inhaled allergens be safely used for ...

• Time to Stop Mocking Food Allergies

  Time to stop mocking food allergies Last Updated: Wednesday, June 2, 2010 | 6:02 PM ET Comments115Recommend85 By Gwen Smith, special to CBC News It has become fashionable of late to mock food allergies as a "trendy" condition, a construct of o...

• Be Food Allergy Aware When Packing School Lunches

  Be Food Allergy Aware When Packing School Lunches ~Source: Health Canada The beginning of the school year can be a very exciting time. Along with packing school supplies such as books and pencils, you'll also be packing school lunches for your child...

• Anaphylaxis in Schools and Child Care Settings

  Anaphylaxis In Schools and Other Child Care Settings Introduction Two deaths due to severe peanut allergy in Ontario during the summer of 1994 have heightened the public's awareness regarding the potential consequences of anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis r...

• Dealing with Dust

  Dealing with Dust! Strategies for improving your indoor air quality for Parents of Children with Dust Allergies ~From The Allergy Mom When our son was diagnosed with an allergy to dust mites at 4 months of age, I began my relationship with my new arch ...