It’s a Food Allergy! Where’s the School Nurse?
2017-09-18
MONDAY, Sept. 18, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Many students who suffer a severe allergic reaction at school get potentially lifesaving epinephrine injections from unlicensed staff or other students, not a school nurse, a new study finds. “The findings highlight the importance of having a supply of epinephrine available in schools,Continue Reading
Health Tip: Preventing Food Allergies While Dining Out
2017-09-18
Don’t forget about beveragesContinue Reading
The Best Way to Diagnose a Food Allergy
2017-09-08
Oral food challenges are safe and rarely result in a serious reaction, researchers sayContinue Reading
Serious Reactions to Vaccines Rarely Recur: Review
2017-08-28
Findings add to evidence of safety of childhood immunizations, pediatricians sayContinue Reading
How to Fight Fall Allergies
2017-08-27
Take medication before symptoms flare, reduce mold exposure and avoid pollen, allergy expert saysContinue Reading
Too Few Children Get EpiPen When Needed: Study
2017-07-12
First-line treatment for severe allergic reaction is often neglectedContinue Reading
Shortage of Bee, Wasp Venom Stings Those With Allergies
2017-07-07
Facing expected season-long shortage, doctors urge patients to carry EpiPens just in caseContinue Reading
Is Your Child’s ‘Penicillin Allergy’ Real?
2017-07-03
Follow-up of 100 kids found none were allergicContinue Reading