Advocacy and research – January 2019
Check out our year in review with our advocacy initiatives, it’s been a busy 2018 making big changes on your… Read More
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Get involved – January 2019
Get involved in 2019! Participate in the first Canadian Free From & Allergy Friendly Expo in March, register for an… Read More
Latest news from Food Allergy Canada – January 2019
Get clarity around allergic reactions caused by inhalation of food proteins. Plus, get a head start and apply soon for… Read More
Ask the allergist – Questions about oral food challenges
Ask the allergist is our newest segment where Dr. Julia Upton answers your top questions about food allergy. Dr. Upton… Read More
Mythbuster: Someone who has been treated with an epinephrine auto-injector doesn’t necessarily need to go to the hospital
FACT: Someone who has been treated with an epinephrine auto-injector (e.g. EpiPen®, AUVI-Q®) should go to the hospital. Anaphylaxis is… Read More
University students – participate in a new study
If you are a university student with food allergies attending McGill University, McMaster University, Queen’s University or the University of British Columbia, you are invited… Read More
Advocacy and research – December 2018
Check out our advocacy in action around labelling on self-care products and “May contain” statements. If you’re a university student,… Read More
Latest news from Food Allergy Canada – December 2018
We’ve got you covered for the holidays! Take a look at our holiday tips on travelling safely, dining out, and… Read More
Get involved – December 2018
Host your own allergy-friendly food drive which helps others and educates about food allergies at the same time. Plus, reach… Read More
Community heroes: Peel Regional Police have started to stock EpiPen auto-injectors at all their facilities
As Peel Regional Police continue to prioritize public safety, they’re hoping an initiative they started to further ensure that safety… Read More