Avarie’s death from food-induced anaphylaxis abroad reveals critical systemic failures in allergy education and preparedness, emphasizing the urgent need for widespread, life-saving training and advoc...

Passengers with food allergies face systemic barriers and stigma when flying, and urgent changes in airline policies, medical preparedness, and public awareness are needed to ensure their safety and d...

A year after dancer Órla’s tragedy due to mislabeled cookies, her family shares their thoughts. Plus, latest on their lawsuit and FDA's probe.

A Florida teenager, 17, died after being given a dessert containing nuts at school despite having a severe allergy, her father stated in a lawsuit seen by PEOPLE

"I'm literally just trying to protect my life."

Airlines and allergies study reveals allergy flyers face stress, hostility, broken promises. Yet the upside: a big opportunity for airlines.

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The granola bars were recalled over concerns that they "may contain a piece of metal."

Airline passengers with severe and potentially life-threatening food allergies are often too scared to tell gate agents or flight attendants about their condition for fear that they will be booted off...

Join us for an insightful podcast episode as we discuss the critical issue of food allergies and the recent incidents of food-induced anaphylaxis deaths that have deeply impacted the food allergy comm...

Three recent deaths from food-induced anaphylaxis highlights the reality and fear of the food allergy community, and the need for raising awareness and providing proper accommodations.

Airlines don't always honor requests to protect the health of people with food allergies during flights, a new study found.

Idris Qayyum, from west London, suffered a suspected fatal anaphylactic reaction to the cake he ate at a hotel restaurant while in Antalya, Turkey, in June.

We investigate food allergy labels on airline meals and what's required. The FDA's answers have us recommending: don't take that meal.

Thousands of people with food allergies experience high levels of anxiety when flying, and don't report reactions that happen mid-journey, according to a global survey.

Louise Cadman, 56, urged her 25-year-old son George Cadman-Ithell to get immediate help after he began feeling unwell.

Two Texas parents are on a mission to raise awareness about food allergies after the death of their 23-year-old daughter.

I personally have seen the light start to fade in my son’s eyes as he struggled to breathe upon exposure to peanuts.

Many in the food allergy community have been following the British inquest into the anaphylaxis death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse.

An airlines paper by experts asserts there's no need for in-flight allergy PA announcements. Now clickbait headlines are triggering allergy misinformation.

We investigate food allergy labels on airline meals and what's required. The FDA's answers have us recommending: don't take that meal.

I have written to both Saturday Night Live and NBC Entertainment. It is my hope that the same networks that serve up food allergy jokes take the time to do segments on the real dangers and challenges ...

The FDA has fast-tracked approval of the first-in-its-class nasal epinephrine (neffy). It’s a very welcome addition to our anaphylaxis treatment armamentarium, notes Dr Gary Stadtmauer.

Inside the strange contrast of Jack Fowler's call for nut allergy accommodation, while ad agency promotes Snickers as the top airline snack.

The new FAA act requires airplane emergency kits to be anaphylaxis ready. Why this good news should mean kits with epi auto-injectors.

Lianne Mandelbaum on why food allergy humor like the 'Epi Pen Ale' isn't harmless. There are consequences: from bullying to far worse.

We investigate food allergy labels on airline meals and what's required. The FDA's answers have us recommending: don't take that meal.

3 Senators demand the U.S. regulator require epinephrine auto-injectors in airline medical kits to fix "glaring" flight safety gap.

In an unfortunate incident on a KLM flight from San Francisco, United States to Amsterdam, The Netherlands, a 32-year-old Dutch woman, Lauren Riethoff,

Student football player Carter was targeted for his peanut allergy. He still faces backlash while the perpetrators got a 2-game suspension.

A Texas mom is speaking out about the dangerous peanut allergy incident that her son, Carter, a student football player, recently endured.

Flying with a nut allergy does take planning and precaution, but experts are pushing to make airlines safer.

Three recent deaths from food-induced anaphylaxis highlights the reality and fear of the food allergy community, and the need for raising awareness and providing proper accommodations.