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Tick bite prevention week: understanding alpha-gal allergy  26th March 2025

This year, for Tick Prevention Week (25-31 March), we are shining a spotlight on alpha-gal allergy, an unusual type of food allergy that can start with a tick bite.  What is alpha-gal allergy?   Alpha-gal allergy is an allergic reaction to a
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Travelling this Easter: the allergy checklist  25th March 2025

As the Easter holidays approach, many of us are planning trips, whether within the UK or abroad. If you or your child has allergies, it’s essential to take extra precautions to ensure a safe and stress-free holiday. Here’s a handy
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Parent experience: the impact of allergies on family life 25th March 2025

Many parents reach out to us at different stages of their parenting journey, whether their child has been newly diagnosed with an allergy, is starting school, going on holiday, or moving to university halls. It’s easy to forget that allergies
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Back to School : Preparing for the New Term 28th August 2024

September is almost upon us and for many of you that means the start of a new adventure – whether it’s starting school, transitioning to secondary school or moving on to university. Whilst this is a super exciting time, it can also bring new challenges for those living with serious allergies. But the team at Anaphylaxis UK have got your back with some handy tips to navigate this new adventure.

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Our new podcast : Let’s Talk About Allergies 27th August 2024

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new audio podcast channel ‘Let’s Talk About Allergies’ where we explore all aspects of allergies with leading experts in the field. Each episode is designed to raise awareness about anaphylaxis, address common patient concerns and explore the realities of living with allergies.

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Diagnosing and Managing Food Allergy-Induced Constipation in Young Children 22nd August 2024

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

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Statement regarding the inquest of Hannah Jacobs 21st August 2024

Anaphylaxis UK offer their condolences to the family and friends of Hannah Jacobs who sadly passed away following anaphylaxis due to a severe dairy allergy in February 2023 after taking a sip of a Costa Coffee hot chocolate.

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Global Survey Reveals High Levels of Stress Among People with Food Allergies  15th August 2024

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

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Introducing a new resource for our Bee & Wasp Venom Awareness Campaign: Bee & Wasp Sting Essentials  13th August 2024

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. 

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Anaphylaxis UK is delighted to announce a new partnership with Safeguarding Network 31st July 2024

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Safeguarding Network, who recognise the importance of good allergy management in schools to safeguard students.

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Navigating Allergens on Airlines: Safety, Precautions, and Passenger Rights  30th July 2024

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

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Get involved in research with the Study Team at Southampton University 29th July 2024

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?

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