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Food allergy can lead to Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE). The foods that most commonly cause an allergic reaction leading to EoE include milk, eggs, wheat, soy, peanuts or tree nuts and fish or shellfish. You may have a combination of allergies that increase the risk of EoE....
Over 33 million Americans have a serious and potentially life-threatening food allergy. Every 10 seconds, food allergy sends a patient to the emergency room. foodallergy.org FOOD ALLERGY AWARENESS WEEK is May 12-18, 2024. Join us for this great opportunity to shine a spotlight on a condition that...
Summer vacation is a time for relaxation, exploration, and creating lasting memories with loved ones. For individuals and families managing food allergies, however, the excitement of travel and new experiences can be accompanied by concerns about safety and accessibility. With some careful planning and preparation,...
As the holiday season approaches and schools gear up for Christmas celebrations, it's important to address the concerns of students with food allergies. Christmas festivities often involve sharing and enjoying various treats, but for those with allergies, navigating the sea of seasonal goodies can be...
Food allergies affect millions of children worldwide, and the school setting is no exception. Thanksgiving parties often involve an array of dishes, many of which may contain common allergens such as nuts, dairy, and gluten. To make these events enjoyable for everyone, it's essential to...
Why do we see teal pumpkins during Halloween? Teal pumpkins indicate non-food treats are available for kids with food allergies, which allows them to safely participate. This simple act promotes inclusion for trick-or-treaters with food allergies or other conditions. Provide non-food treats for trick-or-treaters Place a...
Every year, an estimated 1 in 6 Americans (or 48 million people) get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from eating contaminated food. Anyone can get sick from a foodborne illness (also called food poisoning). But some groups of people are more likely to get...
In every community, every day, you’ll find a circle of heroes keeping all those with food allergies safe. Celebrate your food allergy heroes and make an impact at FARE’s Food Allergy Heroes Walk at the Dallas Zoo on November 10. Celebrate your food allergy heroes and...
DATE CHANGE: Due to inclement weather, we have moved the date for the 3rd Annual Food Allergy Friendly Trunk or Treat at our Flower Mound location from Wednesday, OCTOBER 24 to Monday, OCTOBER 29. Don't miss food allergy friendly fun including a photo booth, costume contest,...
Don't wait to get your school forms filled out, epinephrine auto injectors refilled and asthma action plans. Here are additional resources to help you make going back to school with food allergies a success. FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education) offers these resources to help: Essential Resources...
