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Eli Lilly’s $2.875 billion Merida acquisition signals Big Pharma’s growing interest in biotechs developing next-generation food allergy treatments. The post Another Potential Food Allergy Treatment is Snapped Up by Big Pharma appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
The FDA issued draft guidance for generic epinephrine, potentially improving competition, access, and affordability. The post New FDA Guidance Could Open Door to More Generic Epinephrine Options appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
A single dose of Teva’s experimental antibody significantly reduced gluten-induced intestinal damage and inflammation in a Phase 2 celiac disease trial. The post Potential Breakthrough for Celiac Disease: Teva Antibody Significantly Reduces Gluten-Induced Gut Damage appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
NIH researchers discovered rare antibodies that could potentially block allergic reactions in people with alpha-gal syndrome. The post Rare Antibodies Could Lead to First Targeted Treatment for Alpha-Gal Syndrome appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
New research has identified epigenetic differences in the placenta associated with persistent childhood food allergy, suggesting that biological clues to a child's future allergy trajectory may already be detectable at birth. The post Study Finds Signs of Persistent Food Allergy in Placenta at Birth appeared first on S
Every child with food allergies attending school or daycare should have an updated emergency action plan in place. Here are the four most popular. The post Back-to-School: Time to Update Your Child’s Food Allergy Emergency Action Plan appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
Omalizumab pretreatment allowed most participants with multiple food allergies to reach OIT maintenance doses while avoiding traditional incremental up-dosing. The post Short-Term Xolair Helps Food Allergy Patients Fast-Track OIT appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
AI models predicted peanut food challenge outcomes with high accuracy, potentially helping doctors determine when an in-clinic challenge is necessary. The post AI Predicts Peanut Food Challenge Outcomes With Up to 96% Accuracy appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
Study links alpha-gal syndrome to increased allergic reactions from certain platelet and plasma transfusions in type O patients. The post Tick-Related Red Meat Allergy Linked to Dangerous Blood Transfusion Reactions appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
Food allergies may be underrecognized in older adults, while unnecessary food avoidance can increase the risk of malnutrition and frailty. The post Review Finds Food Allergies Often Overlooked in Older Adults appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
Analysis of 2.8 million children identifies eczema, delayed allergen introduction, and early antibiotic use among key food allergy risk factors. The post Study of 2.8 Million Children Reveals Major Food Allergy Risk Factors appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
An experimental microneedle stamp for peanut allergy is undergoing its first human safety trial, with Phase 2 efficacy testing planned next. The post Microneedle Stamp for Peanut Allergy Moves Through First Human Trial appeared first on SnackSafely.com .
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