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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Could a Peanut Allergy Cure be Here?
Peanut allergies can be life-threatening for the kids who suffer from them. But could this new research make the common allergy a thing of the past?
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Half of Kids Who Have Allergic Reactions Don't Get Epinephrine Before Visiting ER
A new study has found that more than half of kids who need epinephrine following an allergic reaction don't get it. Here's what parents should know.
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