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Topics of Interest

Managing Allergens in the Workplace

We have developed a comprehensive guide for employees and employers to help people with severe allergies at work, including an adult allergy action plan. Read more…

Support Group Events

Our Support Groups are organised by our friendly volunteers, and are the perfect chance to meet other people living with severe allergies in your local area. Read more…

Making Schools Safer

Every school is likely to have at least one pupil who is severely allergic to a type of food, and many schools will have more. Read more…

News

Anaphylaxis Campaign welcomes new Chair of Clinical and Scientific Advisory Panel

22nd September 2020

The Anaphylaxis Campaign is pleased to announce that Professor John Warner OBE, Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics, Imperial College, London and Hon.Professor University of Cape Town, South Africa, has become the new Chair of the charity’s Clinical and Scientific Advisory Panel. Now semi-retired, Professor Warner was the consultant paediatric allergy and chest physician at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust […]

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NICE publishes updated anaphylaxis guidance on the prescribing of adrenaline injectors after emergency treatment

15th September 2020

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recently updated its anaphylaxis guidance regarding the prescribing of adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs) before discharge after emergency treatment. This update outlines that healthcare professionals should always offer people with allergies a prescription for two further AAIs before being discharged from the hospital and advise patients to […]

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University and Allergies: Q&A with Youth Ambassador Dan Kelly

8th September 2020

As new and returning students prepare for university, the Anaphylaxis Campaign has worked with allergy blogger Dan Kelly to bring together students’ most pressing allergy-related questions for a special Q&A video. Students going to university are often managing their allergies on their own for the first time and learning to cope with new challenges, for […]

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Statement Regarding the Inquest of Ruben Bousquet

3rd September 2020

Southwark Coroner Andrew Harris has ended the inquest into the death of Ruben Bousquet, a 14-year-old boy who died after suffering an allergic reaction at a cinema. The Anaphylaxis Campaign would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Ruben, who died after eating popcorn with a drink at an Odeon Cinema in […]

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