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Findings from a FARE Investigator may aid the search for food allergy treatments and improved diagnostic tests.

One teen’s recipe for navigating COVID-19 with food allergies: “A bit of work, a pinch of creativity, and a lot of communication.”

FARE grants help support group leaders raise awareness and keep food allergy families connected during COVID-19.

Visually explore the impact food allergy has had on the 11,000+ members of the FARE Patient Registry.

Advocating for your food allergies requires just as much attention in the workplace as it does with family and friends.

A rising college freshman shares resources and advice for her fellow students as they transition to life on campus or stay home for distance learning this semester.

“Your family CAN travel safely (AND HAVE A BLAST!) with food allergies. This comprehensive guide will help make it easier so you can have MORE FUN and LESS STRESS.”

"In these uncertain times, the most important consideration with back to school preparation is communication."

The pressing question on the mind of all parents right now is how and when will our children safely return to school during COVID-19.

Events like the pandemic that feel unpredictable, outside of our control and threatening can cause high stress. This effect may be heightened as we face important choices about school safety, Here are some ways to increase your sense of predictability and control to reduce stress.