Newly Diagnosed
If you’re new to food allergies, it is normal to feel overwhelmed by the required changes to your diet and lifestyle. Over time, it will begin to feel more manageable.
What is a Food Allergy?
Start with the basics of food allergies, what causes them and where we stand with research.
Symptoms of an Allergic Reaction to Food
Learn about the mild, moderate and severe symptoms of a food allergy reaction—and what to do next.
Anaphylaxis
What you need to know about this potentially life-threatening allergic reaction, which should be treated with epinephrine.
More Popular Resources
Get to know this document, the cornerstone of personalized treatment for any person with a food allergy.
Learn what signs to look for in children, especially very young ones.
Learn about the U.S. laws and regulations regarding food allergies, from food labeling to students’ rights.
We’ve answered some of your most frequent questions about managing food allergies.
Although nearly any food can trigger an allergic reaction, there are eight common foods that cause the majority of reactions. Learn more here.
It helps to know you are not alone. Use this search tool to locate a support group in your area.
Food labeling issues can arise when manufacturers change the way they produce a food—or when they occasionally make mistakes. Learn to report potential issues.
Managing life with a food allergy means reading packaged food labels—every time you purchase that food.
This packet combines our best resources to help you stay safe, avoid reactions, shop smartly and live well with food allergies.
Sometimes, it can seem like life is all about having a food allergy. Here are tips to help you take care of yourself and your relationships.
Through clear communication, you can help your child understand what it means to have a food allergy and how to stay safe.
Learn the basics of how to treat allergic reactions to food.
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In the Know
Find Comfort with Others
It helps to know you’re not alone when it comes to food allergies. Find a support group and meet others in your area.
Food Allergy 101
Get the Facts on Food Allergies.
