5 Food Allergy Goals For 2023
It’s a new year, which means a new opportunity to set goals and make plans. Whether this is your senior year of high school, the start...
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5 Allergy Friendly Restaurants in NYC & Boston
New York City and Boston are two of America’s most visited cities, making them frequent destinations for people with allergies. As...
Celiac: An Allergy or Autoimmune Disease?
When one hears the word “allergy,” usually the same words come to mind: peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, and shellfish. But what about the ones...
Tree Nut vs. Peanut Allergies
“Oh, she can’t eat that -- she’s allergic to peanuts.” This is a phrase I’ve heard probably a million times by now in reference to...
My Failed Food Challenge
A few months ago, after discussing it with my allergist and parents, I decided to do a food challenge for eating baked eggs. A food...
Food Allergy Gift Ideas
The holiday season is here, which means festive music, safe treats, and gift-giving! While classic gifts, such as toys for children or...
Food Allergies: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed
Around 15% of patients with food allergies are diagnosed later in life. I am included in this percentage. For most people, discovering an...
Holiday Hosting: How to Accommodate Guests with Food Allergies
It is that time of year when many people set their tables, preparing to host festive holiday gatherings. A lot of work and preparation...
5 Steps to Take to Ensure You Have a Great Restaurant Experience
Going out to eat with friends is always a challenge when you have allergies. It can be difficult to find a restaurant that both works for...
What You Need to Know About Food Allergy Testing
By guest writer Angela Cortez Allergies are on the rise in the United States. Food allergy prevalence has been found in 8% of children...
Festive Food Allergy Finds
It’s that time of year again. With Halloween just ending and the costumes being stored away for next year, the next big holidays are...
My Experience With Oral Allergy Syndrome
While I may be 17 years old, I didn’t realize that your mouth wasn’t supposed to get itchy when you eat fruit up until a few months ago....
Why “No” Can Be Empowering
There are many challenges I have had to face when dealing with my food allergy. One of the toughest challenges for me is saying no. It...
A Food Allergy Awareness Curriculum
Teach Teal: Food Allergy Awareness – Noelle N.’s Girl Scout Gold Award Project Photo Credit: Noelle N. Check out the website here:...
Clarity in Packaged Food Labels: A Policy Paper
Food allergies are on the rise in the US, with a reaction sending someone to the emergency room every 3 minutes. Food allergies are...
Why Should We Teach About Food Allergies in Schools? My Girl Scout Gold Award Project
Teach Teal: Food Allergy Awareness Created By Noelle N Hi, my name is Noelle N. I’m sixteen years old, and I am allergic to dairy,...
Sports with Food Allergies
How does one deal with food allergies and sports? Preventing allergic reactions while playing sports is very simple. Taking precautions...
How to Travel Abroad With Food Allergies
I have always been hesitant to travel internationally with my food allergies. With the stress of dealing with different languages,...
An International Perspective on Allergy Advocacy and Equality
Red bumps scale up your arm. Your lips start to swell, threatening to turn a terrifying shade of blue. Is that the world spinning or are...
Too Careful Versus Too Carefree
Have you ever gone to a birthday party and looked at the delicious cake, but realized it contained an ingredient in which you were...
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