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In this second post of a two-part blog series, food allergy advocate and college senior John Kosner interviews two young people who’ve pursued food allergy treatment through oral immunotherapy, or OIT.

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The food allergy battle is easier when you find someone in your life willing to take your allergies into consideration.

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Bruce Roberts, PhD, FARE's interim CEO, shares a look ahead for our organization in 2022.

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Following a recent trip to Germany, Teen Advisory Group (TAG) member Brandon Brigner shares what he learned about traveling internationally with food allergies.

Teen Advisory Group (TAG) member Brandon Brigner
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Meet Debbie Spano, a member of FARE’s Board of National Ambassadors, and learn a little more about her!

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Recent findings on food allergy management and prevention emphasize the importance of education and training for community members and healthcare providers.

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Thank you for supporting FARE's annual campaign to raise awareness of food allergies while making Halloween safer and more inclusive for all trick-or-treaters.

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Meet FARE Board of National Ambassadors member Jenny Andjelkovic, and learn a little more about her!

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Top investigators and clinicians from academia, industry and government shared findings and insights in a three-day FARE conference, available on-demand through Nov. 18.

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“All food product information must be exquisitely current. Extreme vigilance is required in maintaining e-commerce websites.”

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