FARE Blog

Highlights from projects completed by members of our Teen Advisory Group (TAG) in 2019.

Megan Lavin of AllergyAwesomeness.com shares her tips and insights for keeping youngsters engaged, entertained and safe at home as we practice social distancing to fight COVID-19.

For people with food allergies, a holiday that imposes additional food restrictions may sound like a nightmare. Ironically, for my family, the Passover food restrictions align well with our food allergies.

A licensed psychologist shares tips, guidance and resources for parenting during the pandemic

A licensed psychologist and food allergy mom offers tips and resources to support mental and emotional health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

FARE's Chief Medical Advisor for Operations answers questions submitted by members of the food allergy community.

Research on the stability of the novel coronavirus suggests that avoiding exposures might be more difficult than we had hoped. These evidence-based cleaning instructions can help you disinfect household surfaces effectively.

Most COVID-19 infections are actually spread by infected people who have no symptoms. A study just published in the journal Science illustrates why we need to be very careful.

On Wednesday, March 4, I was one of nearly 150 food allergy advocates who went to Capitol Hill. Seeing so many people come together gives me hope for the future of the food allergy community.

Lots of energy is put into avoiding a reaction or minimizing a reaction, but I believe more focus should be placed on the aftermath of a reaction.