In lawsuit over Órla Baxendale’s peanut allergy death, grocer's employees can't be liable. But trial involving company set ...

Visiting the Magic Kingdom with food allergies? Important to know: Disney is updating menus to align with the FDA’s new list ...

Aquestive Therapeutics has resubmitted its under-the-tongue epinephrine film to the Food and Drug Administration to be considered for approval. Anaphylm, the brand name for the dibutepinephrine film, ...

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has announced promising early results with a lab-made monoclonal antibody intended to treat celiac disease. Topline data from a Phase 2a study of the monoclonal antibody ...

Girl Scouts of the USA is making inclusivity sparkle with the imminent launch of a new allergy-friendly cookie developed with Partake Foods. Called Girl Scout Sparkables, the oatmeal and chocolate ...

There is a big push on to require gluten labeling on packaged food in the United States. Three federal bills shine a spotlight on the need to disclose gluten-containing grains, such as rye and barley, ...

Research into using fecal transplantation of gut bacteria from healthy donors to treat peanut allergy is moving into its next phase. Recruitment is nearly complete for the first part of a Phase 2 ...

Inclusion and hospitality are key ingredients in Chef Bradley Shannon’s recipe for elevating the dining experience for students with food allergies and special diet needs. The director of culinary ...

A tablet placed under the tongue increased peanut tolerance in about half of allergic children and adults after six months of daily treatment. Known as sublingual immunotherapy, or SLIT, the rapidly ...

Two years ago, I wrote in Allergic Living about what appeared to be a turning point for passengers at risk of anaphylaxis. After years of advocacy by physicians, patients and allergy organizations, ...

About a decade ago, it took a lot of advocacy to achieve state laws allowing stock epinephrine at school in nearly every U.S. state. And now, “stock epi” advocacy is underway again – this time ...

A microneedle stamp applied for just minutes a day is being tested as a new way to desensitize adults and children with peanut allergy. Atlanta-based biotech company Moonlight Therapeutics has ...