Food Allergy & Beyond- FAAB

10/03/2025

summit day 1! I feel so fortunate to be here to learn from some of the best.

10/01/2025

As a food allergy parent, leader, and advocate I am impressed with this book. The fear, anxiety, and impact created by a life with food allergy and allergic disease cannot be overstated. It wakes you in the night as you run to check your child, causes sorrow and fear so deep after a random school drop off you are barely able to park the car before sobbing takes over your body and senses.

Fear can consume us but we each deserve balance. Tamara Hubbard’s book will help. She embraces the subject without judgment and gives a “roadmap” of pitfalls and plans for success. We need not shy away from the truth and impact of food allergy. Let’s cope in a healthy way, filling our lives with dynamic changes and room for growth so our children can become capable adults. I’ve had countless conversations with the allergic disease community this past decade. We each manage allergic disease in our own way but seek community and companionship to improve our lives. We adopt practices that fit and find confidence in what doesn’t. “May Contain Anxiety” is another beautiful example of one of our community stepping up to make a difference and I cannot recommend it enough!

08/15/2025

Online study opportunity for teens 13-17.

04/22/2025

This is promising!

https://medicine.washu.edu/news/researchers-find-intestinal-immune-cell-prevents-food-allergies/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR6Xe8SuETXcGDR7SkeDWUvw99ZHpDp5B6HqqDTCPLM13GgNxYPK1rzv4dfknQ_aem_M9kSMbrD08REeDHtzjHwMA

Mouse study reveals innovative strategy to potentially manage allergy risk

02/24/2025

Food allergic patients have better outcomes and fewer adverse effects with omalizumab than oral immunotherapy according to new research being presented at the 2025 AAAAI / WAO Joint Congress.
https://www.aaaai.org/about/news/news/2025/omalizumab

01/15/2025

12/10/2024

Recall alert!

https://www.madegoodfoods.com/pages/recall?srsltid=AfmBOooTN8cKEzB0UaFoYW8jJ8jWYPjkkCKJWmFiz0bZOZnlO758PdLX&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2PvofxdkqcDkP4XNuFVsyJWeEF_dFzVPN-AIbGCyX4EXUA5gsfpctszIo_aem_cc5gTBI09SbpeR2QhmT7wQ

We are voluntarily recalling certain MadeGood granola bars as a precautionary measure due to a potential safety hazard. There is a very small risk that some of our granola bar products made between January and November 2024 may contain a piece of metal. We have addressed the source of the issue and....

11/21/2024

Does your child’s school stock epinephrine? You can share the link below for them to get free pens in case of emergency.

SHIPPING UPDATE The EPIPEN4SCHOOLS® program is proactively calling participating schools to confirm their availability to receive orders prior to shipment. For questions, please contact BioRidge Pharma at 973-845-7600 or info@bioridgepharma.com.

11/13/2024

Delicious and informative 💙

Amazing Top 9-free Thanksgiving recipes. Plus, airlines study may trigger allergy backlash, and Patrick and Brittany Mahomes' new allergy gameplan.

11/10/2024

Looking for support with your restricted life?
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Membership includes exclusive access to full-length workshops, a library of psychosocial tools, conversations with expert speakers, drop-in support sessions, and a community space to connect with others living with food allergies. It is accessible from anywhere at any time, providing emotional support when it is needed most. Learn more at https://www.fahive.com.

10/30/2024

Make sure to add your street to the map of homes with safe Halloween treats! Teal Pumpkin Project Food Allergy Research & Education

By putting a teal pumpkin on your doorstep, you let kids know that your house is food allergy-friendly.