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19/11/2013 Following a recent successful conference regarding the iFAAM in Cork, the Allergic Reactions in the Community (AlleRiC) project is progressing towards its second stage.  You may remember that the Campaign ran a small series of focus groups in Manchester

A new paper released on 25th November 2013, estimates how common death from anaphylaxis is based on data from 13 studies worldwide.  Researchers from Imperial College, London, calculated that for any person with a food allergy the chance of dying from

New campaign highlights positive impact of clinical research A new consumer poll shows 66% of people feel that getting more chance of a new or better treatment is the only reason to take part in a clinical trial.  But a

An important initiative regarding allergies has opened in the European Parliament. A group of eleven MEPs from different countries and political groups has submitted a proposal to raise awareness of allergies as a public health concern at a European level.

03/01/2014 We're pleased to announce a new Chair and Vice Chair of our esteemed Clinical and Scientific Panel for 2014 alongside our 20th Anniversary. Celebrated allergy specialists Dr Andrew Clark and Dr Trevor Brown will lead the Panel, which provides

Allergy Research Small Grant Scheme:  Funding for MSc, MA, PhD students or early career researchers 2014 applications open now Apply now | Criteria for funding and process for applications   The Anaphylaxis Campaign runs a small grants programme for research projects

  CRGs are responsible for providing the NHS CB with clinical advice regarding specialised services, and for promoting equity of access to high quality services for all patients, regardless of where they live. CRGs are also at the forefront of

26th September 2013 Last week Nick Clegg, deputy PM, announced universal free meals for infant schools will be available from September 2014. The Anaphylaxis Campaign believes this is excellent news for schools and children across the country – but we

We have welcomed the announcement made in Parliament that the Government will endeavour to ensure children with long-term health conditions, such as severe allergies, diabetes and asthma, receive the support they need at school.   The Children and Families Bill