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Food Allergies
Good quality of life may help overcome food allergy
July 02, 2021
Early exposure to potential allergens has been shown to help with food allergy. An investigation examines how quality of life might affect this exposure.
Is there a link between pacifier use and food allergy risk?
June 01, 2021
Though pacifiers are a comforting apparatus for many babies, they often pop out and land on the floor, requiring constant washing. A new report examines if there’s a link between pacifiers and how they’re cleaned after they hit the floor with the risk of food allergy.
The Dx and Rx of food allergies
May 06, 2021
With the incidence of food allergies continuing to go up, understanding the diagnostic process and available treatment is important.
Should some infants be screened before peanut introduction?
March 23, 2021
An investigation examines which infants might require screening before peanut introduction.
What test is best for peanut allergy screening?
February 05, 2021
A number of peanut allergy screening tests exist. Which is the best for infants who are high risk?
Allergy experts weigh in on prevention strategies
December 02, 2020
Guidance offers insight on allergy prevention strategies.
Expanding early peanut introduction can increase prevention efforts
December 02, 2020
A new study suggests that extending early peanut introduction efforts can head off more allergy development.
Utilizing infant feeding for food allergy prevention
November 02, 2020
Expert weighs in on adoption of early feeding guidelines for peanut allergy avoidance.
Looking at the efficacy of baked egg therapy at improving egg allergy outcomes
October 30, 2020
Oral immunotherapy has been an effective way to treat peanut and egg allergies. Can baked egg therapy improve food allergy outcomes in children who can tolerate baked eggs?
Report grades clinicians on implementation of guidelines to avoid peanut allergies
October 28, 2020
Peanut allergies are a big concern for parents when it comes to infant feeding. How can clinicians help?