Traditional Valentine’s Day gifts often fall into the potentially allergenic category – meaning things that people with allergies may be sensitive to. Chocolates, flowers, and perfume/cologne have long been at the top of the list for Valentine giving, but you don’t want to be giving your sweetheart an allergic reaction or an asthma attack on
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There is now officially an FDA approved treatment for a food allergy. Palforzia is a standardized, oral immunotherapy product for the treatment of peanut allergy. It is intended for use in lessening the risk of allergic reactions in peanut-allergic patients after accidental exposure to peanuts. The treatment is approved for patients aged 4 through 17
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August is National Immunization Awareness Month, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). You have the power to protect yourself and your children from serious and potentially life-threatening illnesses such as pneumonia, shingles, and the flu. Vaccines provide immunity to severe diseases before children are exposed to them. Parents can safeguard their young children
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Are you allergic to peanuts? Do you know someone who is? Here is something you’ll want to know and share with others. Fenugreek used as a spice in Indian cuisine, but actually, a legume plant can cause a serious allergic reaction in people with peanut allergy. This is due to a significant cross-reactivity between fenugreek
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