Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University

Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University Register for the SNP Ask The Expert Webinars here: https://mailchi.mp/stanford/snpwebinars

For more information about the Sean N.

Parker Center Ask The Expert Webinar visit: med.stanford.edu/allergyandasthma

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Carina Venter, a world leader in ImmunoNutrition, for a special webinar on how diet shapes ...
12/08/2025

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Carina Venter, a world leader in ImmunoNutrition, for a special webinar on how diet shapes the skin, gut, and immune system.

📅 Dec 12 | 10–11:30 AM PT

🎙 Immunonutrition: Feeding the Skin, Gut, and Immune System

Learn how early nutrition influences allergies, eczema, asthma, and gut health from one of the experts who helped write the global prevention guidelines.

🔗 Register now through link in bio or link below:
https://mailchi.mp/60777d02a039/drcarinaventer

🎄 Allergy-Friendly Advent Calendar Guide 🎄Before you pick up a chocolate advent calendar, take a moment to check the lab...
12/05/2025

🎄 Allergy-Friendly Advent Calendar Guide 🎄

Before you pick up a chocolate advent calendar, take a moment to check the label.

Seasonal recipes often change and so do allergens.

We sometimes see a spike in accidental exposures every December due to:

🍫 Hidden nuts

🍫 “May contain” warnings

🍫 Shared-equipment chocolates

🍫 Poorly labeled minis

👉 Always read ingredients carefully

👉 Choose brands with clear allergen policies

👉 Consider non-food options for extra safety

Let’s keep the countdown to Christmas safe, joyful, and delicious. ❤️✨

Adults 50+, your participation could help researchers understand how the Shingrix® shingles vaccine protects people.• 2 ...
12/04/2025

Adults 50+, your participation could help researchers understand how the Shingrix® shingles vaccine protects people.

• 2 vaccine doses over 6–8 months
• Blood samples & wearable device data collection
• Up to 10 clinic visits
• Compensation provided ($25/visit + $20/blood draw)

✅ Must have not received a shingles vaccine.

📧 snpcenterallergy.inquiry@stanford.edu | 📞 (650) 521-7237

Help advance vaccine research while staying informed about your own health!

For complaints, concerns, or participant’s right questions, contact 1-866-680-2906.

Most kids look forward to Christmas treats.Some kids fear them.For families living with food allergies, the holidays are...
12/04/2025

Most kids look forward to Christmas treats.
Some kids fear them.

For families living with food allergies, the holidays aren’t just about joy and celebration, they’re about vigilance, cross-checking ingredients, educating relatives, and hoping every shared meal is a safe one.

While most children run toward festive snacks, others hesitate… because a simple bite could change everything.

This is the side of Christmas most people never see.

And it’s the reason our work exists.

Your donation supports the research, education, and outreach that help families navigate holidays with more confidence, and children grow up with a little less fear.

This Christmas, help us give every child the chance to feel safe at the table.

👉 Support us through link in bio

12/03/2025

Meet Claire Pascal, Clinical Research Coordinator Assistant!

Dedicated to advancing allergy science and improving care for every patient.
Here’s a glimpse into the work happening behind the scenes at SNP Allergy Center.

Some kids fear every bite. You can help change that.Your donation goes directly to real impact for children and families...
12/02/2025

Some kids fear every bite. You can help change that.

Your donation goes directly to real impact for children and families facing allergies:

💛 Every dollar makes a difference:

💵 $10 = Patient Education Materials
🧪 $50 = Community Allergy Awareness
🩺 $100 = Clinic Support Services: patient services and training
🔬 $500 = Diagnostic & Research Infrastructure
🩺 $1000 = Supports a research participant for one study
🔬$5,000 = Advances a clinical trial arm or pilot study

All proceeds go toward our clinic’s cutting-edge research and compassionate care efforts.

Support the research turning fear into freedom at Stanford’s Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research.

Donate today and help us move one step closer to a world without food allergies.

👉 Support us here: https://my.supportlpch.org/fundraiser/6341893?is_new=true

Meet Jocelyn, a young girl whose life was transformed through clinical research and compassionate care.From fearing even...
12/02/2025

Meet Jocelyn, a young girl whose life was transformed through clinical research and compassionate care.

From fearing even a trace of nuts to safely eating peanuts, cashews, and walnuts, her journey shows what evidence-based allergy research can make possible.

This Giving Tuesday, you can help more children access the studies, support, and education they deserve.

Donate today and help us create more stories like Jocelyn’s.

💛 Donate Today through link in bio https://my.supportlpch.org/fundraiser/6341893?is_new=true

Some kids fear every bite. You can help change that.Your donation goes directly to real impact for children and families...
12/02/2025

Some kids fear every bite. You can help change that.

Your donation goes directly to real impact for children and families facing allergies:

💛 Every dollar makes a difference:

💵 $10 = Patient Education Materials

🧪 $50 = Community Allergy Awareness

🩺 $100 = Clinic Support Services: patient services and training

🔬 $500 = Diagnostic & Research Infrastructure

🩺 $1000 = Supports a research participant for one study

🔬$5,000 = Advances a clinical trial arm or pilot study

All proceeds go toward our clinic’s cutting-edge research and compassionate care efforts.

Support the research turning fear into freedom at Stanford’s Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research.

Donate today and help us move one step closer to a world without food allergies.

👉 Support us here or through link in bio: https://my.supportlpch.org/fundraiser/6341893?is_new=true

12/01/2025

Introducing Braelyn, Clinical Research Coordinator!

A skilled member of our allergy research team focused at the SNP Allergy & Asthma Center.

11/28/2025

Meet Candance, Nurse Practitioner!

A core part of our team helping patients feel safe, informed, and understood on their allergy journey.

Peanut allergies are finally declining, here’s why.After decades of rising cases, a new study shows a significant drop i...
11/24/2025

Peanut allergies are finally declining, here’s why.

After decades of rising cases, a new study shows a significant drop in peanut allergies among young children in the U.S. The turning point?

A change in 2017 guidance encouraging parents to introduce peanuts early and often.

Dr. Sharon Chinthrajah, Stanford allergy expert, joins ’s Flora Lichtman to unpack what this means for the future of food allergy prevention.

🎧 Listen here → sciencefriday.com/segments/peanut-allergies-declining

11/21/2025

Inside the SNP Allergy Center!

Where science, safety, and support come together.
Welcome to SNP Allergy Center.

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2500 Grant Road, Tower C, 4th Floor
Mountain View, CA
94040

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+16505217237

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https://mailchi.mp/stanford/snpwebinars

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Our center brings together a team of talented individuals from clinical research, basic science, and community.

The Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University is the first center of its kind, aiming to not only to find better treatments for children and adults with allergies and asthma, but to discover underlying immune mechanisms against the diseases and develop a lasting cure.