The New Rules of Peanut Allergies: What Concerned Parents Need to Know
New guidelines encourage us to introduce peanuts to all kids much earlier. Plus, the FDA recently approved a drug aimed at lessening the severity of allergic reactions from peanuts. Here's what you need to know.
FDA Approves First Generic Alternative to the EpiPen
The Food and Drug Administration approved a generic alternative to the EpiPen for the first time on Thursday, in a move that is expected to help people with severe allergies.
Why Your Kids' Thumb Sucking and Nail Biting May Actually Be Good for Them
Have a kiddo who sucks his thumb, or one who bites her nails? Here's why that may not be a bad thing.
New Treatment For Peanut Allergy Could Help Keep Kids Safe
For children with peanut allergies, accidental exposure can be life threatening. A new drug treatment would take away some of that risk.
There's a Nationwide EpiPen Shortage as Back-to-School Renewals Hit Their Peak
Fall is the height of prescription renewals and parents are scrambling to find EpiPens for their kids.
Your Moisturizers May Not Be Hypoallergenic or Fragrance Free—Even If It's on the Label
A new study looks at the labels of top-selling moisturizers and how they might not be totally truthful.
