Get involved in 2019! Participate in the first Canadian Free From & Allergy Friendly Expo in March, register for an upcoming webinar on the basics of food allergy and anaphylaxis,... View Article
Get clarity around allergic reactions caused by inhalation of food proteins. Plus, get a head start and apply soon for the 2019 Sabrina Shannon Memorial Award, and get to know... View Article
Ask the allergist is our newest segment where Dr. Julia Upton answers your top questions about food allergy. Dr. Upton is a Canadian allergist who is on staff at Toronto’s... View Article
Updated as of May 19, 2020. FACT: Someone who has been treated with an epinephrine auto-injector (e.g. EpiPen®, ALLERJECT®) should go to the hospital. Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening condition which... View Article
Everyone’s family is its own special kind of eccentric; and nothing brings it out more than the holidays. Family, friends, dinners, presents, decorating, cooking, the list of traditions goes on... View Article
The holiday season is now upon us! Along with shopping for gifts and pulling out your ski gear, this means holiday gatherings throughout the upcoming month and seeing family and... View Article
Check out our advocacy in action around labelling on self-care products and “May contain” statements. If you’re a university student, find out how you can participate in research to better... View Article
We’ve got you covered for the holidays! Take a look at our holiday tips on travelling safely, dining out, and enjoying the holidays with family. Plus, check out some fun... View Article
Host your own allergy-friendly food drive which helps others and educates about food allergies at the same time. Plus, reach out to a support group in your area for tips... View Article
As Peel Regional Police continue to prioritize public safety, they’re hoping an initiative they started to further ensure that safety catches on with other police services – the initiative: having... View Article
Having a life-threatening food allergy can be scary, but what happens when you also suffer from a diagnosed anxiety disorder? How do you cope with having a sensitive food allergy,... View Article
Kashi Canada has recently announced a change to their products: Kashi* Dark Mocha Almond Whole Grain bars and Kashi* Chia Granola Dark Chocolate, Almond & Sea Salt bars, which will... View Article
FACT: There are no markers or measurements to predict the severity of a patient’s allergy. Many factors can affect reaction severity including the amount eaten, a delay in giving or... View Article
I learned to enjoy fishing a couple years before learning that I was allergic to fish. My first fishing experience happened when I was a boy of four. My immediate... View Article
Stock epinephrine is an epinephrine auto-injector (e.g. EpiPen®) that is not prescribed to a specific person and can be used in an emergency. The University of Victoria (UVic) launched its... View Article
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