We are the Anaphylaxis Campaign. We are the only UK wide charity operating solely for the growing numbers of people at risk from severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. Have a look at some of members’ stories
Cambridge Design Partnership; a technology and product development company is working with a manufacturer of medical devices that wishes to understand the needs of people who have been prescribed an adrenaline (or epinephrine) auto-injector for use in an emergency response to an anaphylaxis episode. Specifically, they are very interested in understanding needs related to acquiring, […]
It’s Orange Wig Day 2017! We’ve sent out 1500 wigs with hundreds more people taking part by sporting their best orange clothing, nail polish & hats. We are so excited at how spread out our participating schools, companies and individuals are and we look forward to raising loads of awareness about allergies and anaphylaxis. Text […]
Allergy is a common condition in the UK and it is estimated that 5–8 % of children have a food allergy (Food Standards Agency 2015), and many have an allergy severe enough that they need to have access to emergency medication at all times. This is usually two adrenaline auto-injectors, i.e. Emerade, EpiPen or Jext […]
The recent death of Owen Carey, 18, from anaphylaxis after eating out on a trip to London brings home the real threat eating out can be if you have a severe food allergy. Owen Carey’s case is currently being investigated by the local authorities and we will keep you updated. Eating out with a food […]
