How to Advocate for Stock Epinephrine at Your School
Today, parents can take comfort that their child is allowed to carry and self-administer their epinephrine auto injectors (EAIs) at school, but what happens if your child leaves hers at home or in the...
View ArticleFood Allergy Charities and Nonprofits
Food allergies affect nearly 200 million people around the world. In the U.S., one-in-13 children now have a food allergy. Every two minutes someone visits the emergency room due to a life-threatening...
View ArticleMom-Developed App Simplifies Food-Allergic Snacking
Preventing food allergy reactions can be difficult and tiring as a parent with your little one under your own watch, let alone when your child is in the care of someone else. Food labels are Read More...
View ArticleRed Sneakers for Oakley School Days: Bringing Food Allergy Awareness to Schools
On November 26, 2016, 11-year-old Oakley Debbs passed away following a severe allergic reaction. While taking a break from playing with his sister and cousins, Oakley had eaten some cake, unaware that...
View ArticleMajor League Baseball Teams Make Efforts for Peanut-Allergic Fans
Some things just seem to go together, and baseball games and peanuts are two of those things. The song Take Me Out to the Ballgame even says, “Buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks.” However, with Read...
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