Constipation is a common issue in young children, affecting up to 32.2% worldwide, making it challenging to recognise when it may be a symptom of a non-IgE-mediated food allergy. Recent research highlights that constipation can be a primary symptom in

A recent global survey from the Global Access to Psychological Services for Food Allergy (GAPS) study has shown that people with food allergies and their caregivers experience a lot of stress and anxiety related to their allergies. The study included

Our 2024 Bee and Wasp Venom Awareness campaign, funded by an educational grant from ALK, continues throughout the summer, and we have developed a brand new resource to help individuals understand when they need to seek medical attention after a bee or wasp sting. 

Air travel can often be stressful for individuals with food allergies. At Anaphylaxis UK, we recognise these challenges and aim to help passengers with food allergies and their families prepare for safe and enjoyable journeys. This guide explains your rights

Have you got a food allergy and experience severe reactions? Would you like to join a study to help researchers understand how to better support self-care?

Researchers from the University of Surrey are looking for parents/carers of children who have experienced anaphylaxis or a serious asthma attack to take part in a study. Please see the invitation below: Are you a parent or carer of a

A new research study conducted in association with the University of Trento, Italy, is seeking individuals with food allergies, intolerances, or sensitivities to participate. This study aims to understand the challenges that these individuals face while dining out. The research

The British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology (BSACI) has published new guidelines for using Palforzia®, a treatment that helps children with peanut allergies build tolerance safely. This treatment aims to reduce the severity of allergic reactions in case of

Tracey Dunn, our Education and Training Manager joined us back in February and what a busy 4 months it’s been. Now that Tracey has settled into her role and has had time to catch her breath we thought it’d be a great time to give a little update on what Tracey has been up to.