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Food Allergy Bullying: It's Not a Joke

Food allergy bullying is a growing problem in schools across the country. Watch our PSA and learn more about how you can help prevent bullying. READ MORE

Food Allergies at Summer Camp 

Ensuring a safe and fun camp experience for children with food allergies requires camp staff, physicians, parents, and campers to work together. READ MORE

2013 Food Allergy Conferences

Don’t miss this chance to connect with others in the food allergy community while getting the latest information from experts in the field. READ MORE
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FARE Walk for Food Allergy

Help us say FAREwell to food allergies! Find a walk near you today. READ MORE
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Advancing a Cure

Developing new treatments and answering crucial questions to help find a cure - FARE researchers are making the world safer for people with food allergies. READ MORE
LATEST ALERTS: Milk Allergy Alert: LL Bakery Inc.   |   Wheat & Soy Allergy Alert: Foster Farms  |  More

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Food Allergy Conferences
in Three U.S. Cities

Join us for FARE's 20th Food Allergy Conferences this spring to learn food allergy management strategies and get updated on current research from leading experts. Our conferences also provide an opportunity to bond with other families who can relate to the challenges of managing food allergies.

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Supporting School Access
to Emergency Epinephrine

One of FARE's key advocacy initiatives this year involves expanding the availability of epinephrine auto-injectors in schools. Efforts to pass legislation allowing schools to stock epinephrine are under way in approximately two dozen states. You may be able to help pass legislation in your state.

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Managing Food Allergies
at Summer Camp

With the school year winding down, kids across the country are counting down the days until summer. For many kids, summer will include attending a camp. Ensuring a safe and fun camp experience for children with food allergies requires camp staff, physicians, parents, and campers to work together. 

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True Stories

True Stories - Beth

Beth F.,

Food Allergy Mom
True Stories - Christina

Christina P.,

Tree Nut Allergy
True Stories - Mary

Mary A.,

Food Allergy Mom

 

 
True Stories - Danielle

Danielle M., 17

Multiple Allergies

 
True Stories - Jackie

Jackie O.,

Food Allergy Mom
True Stories - Rachel

Rachel M., 12

Tree Nut Allergy
True Stories - Roxanne

Roxanne M.,

Food Allergy Mom
True Stories - Roxanne

Colin,

Multiple Allergies
True Stories - Roxanne

Carlo,

Multiple Allergies

Managing
Food Allergies

Learn more about managing food allergies in different environments. Find out how to manage allergies at...

Home http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/at-home
School http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/at-school
Dining Out http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/dining-out
Traveling http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/traveling
Camp http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/at-camp
College http://www.foodallergy.org/managing-food-allergies/at-college

 

FARE Blog
Help for Food Allergy Families in Moore, Oklahoma
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 1:21:46 PM
Maintaining a Healthy Diet with Food Allergies: Cheryl Harris, MPH, RD
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 10:18:09 AM
FARE Food Allergy Fundraising Champion: Mike Monroe
Saturday, May 11, 2013 3:23:05 AM
Food Allergy Awareness Week 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013 9:56:24 AM