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Click any headline below for more information on the latest in food allergy news, research, articles and information. Food Allergy Among U.S. Children: Trends in Prevalence and Hospitalizations (PDF) Children at Risk in Food Roulette Kids Living With Food Allergies (Video) Survey Looks at How Schools Handle Food Allergy EpiPens Emerge as Life-Saving Kid Accessory A Nut-Free Halloween? Not so Tricky. Food Allergy on the Rise, New Treatments on the Horizon Learn More About New Research to Manage Food Allergies Food Allergies Up 18% Among U.S. Children Health Tip: Eating Out With Food Allergies FDA Mulls Changes to Allergy Labeling on Foods Can You Trust Again? Post-Allergy Trauma Food Allergy Action Plan Can Keep Kids from Harm How to Clear Confusion From Food Allergy Warnings Eating Out With Food Allergies Nine Percent of Children may Outgrow their Tree Nut Allergies Food Allergy Among U.S. Children: Trends in Prevalence and Hospitalizations October 2008 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Center for Health Statistics Key findings Four out of every 100 children have a food allergy Food allergy among children in the United States is becoming more common over time Children with food allergy are more likely to have asthma or other allergic conditions Recent data show hospitalizations with diagnoses related to food allergies have increased among children Back to Top Children at Risk in Food Roulette November 2008 Chicago Tribune Mislabeling, Lax Oversight Threaten People with Allergies Back to Top Kids Living With Food Allergies (video) Video produced by the Food Allergy Initiative to raise awareness Back to Top Survey Looks at How Schools Handle Food Allergy November 2008 Reuters Health Back to Top EpiPens Emerge as Life-Saving Kid Accessory November 2008 MSNBC News Growing number of allergies has led to 36 percent jump in prescriptions Back to Top A Nut-Free Halloween? Not so Tricky October 2008 San Francisco Chronicle Back to Top Food Allergy on the Rise, New Treatments on the Horizon October 2008 American College of Allergy , Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) Back to Top Learn More About New Research to Manage Food Allergies October 2008 ABC News Back to Top Food Allergies Up 18% Among U.S. Children October 2008 Healthday News Reactions lead to higher risk for asthma, other respiratory problems, CDC report says Back to Top Health Tip: Eating Out With Food Allergies September 2008 Healthday News Suggestions to avoid a problem Back to Top FDA Mulls Changes to Allergy Labeling on Foods September 2008 Revolution Health Current labels can be confusing, experts say Back to Top Can You Trust Again? Post-Allergy Trauma September 2008 ABC News Going Back to Normal After an Allergic Attack Back to Top Food Allergy Action Plan Can Keep Kids from Harm August 2008 Healthday News Allergists recommend consulting with school staff on avoidance strategies Back to Top How to Clear Confusion From Food Allergy Warnings August 2008 Associated Press/ABC News Feds to debate food allergy warnings that confuse those they should protect Back to Top Eating Out With Food Allergies August 2008 ABC News Living With Food Allergies, Families Call for Safer Restaurants Back to Top Nine Percent of Children may Outgrow their Tree Nut Allergies November 2005 Medical News Today Living With Food Allergies, Families Call for Safer Restaurants Back to Top Home \| About Us \| Staying Safe \| Allergy Products \| Allergy Resources \| Allergy News \| Get Involved \| Blog \| Contact Us
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