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Oral immunotherapy shows positive results in adults with peanut allergy 27th May 2025

A new study, led by King’s College London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, has shown promising results, demonstrating that peanut oral immunotherapy (OIT) may be an effective treatment for adults with peanut allergies. The trial, known as
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Introducing allergens during weaning 21st May 2025

Last week Anaphylaxis UK celebrated National Weaning Week 2025—a time dedicated to supporting families as they introduce solid foods to their babies. We marked the occasion by publishing a podcast, offering practical, evidence-based information on safely introducing common allergens during
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That finish line feeling 14th May 2025

Huge congratulations to our half marathon and marathon runners who proudly represented Anaphylaxis UK in April across the country (and internationally!). We were so lucky to have a passionate and committed team, and we’re in absolute awe of everyone’s dedication
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Call for participants: help improve safety and support for those living with food allergies 4th February 2025

A group of health care professionals and patient representatives have created a Task Force on Food Allergen Ingestion Risk (‘FAIR’) within the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI). This team is working to explore the challenges and needs

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The year that was 2024 30th January 2025

As we look ahead and finalise our plans for 2025, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on some of our highlights from the year that was 2024. From new resources and awareness campaigns to new initiatives and development of our AllergyWise® training programme, we were proud to be able to recognise our 30th anniversary with so many positive strides towards creating a brighter future for those living with serious allergies.

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2024 allergy research & healthcare news roundup: key highlights and breakthroughs 30th January 2025

Living with allergies can sometimes feel isolating, especially when it seems like no one fully understands your struggles or when progress toward better solutions feels slow. However, it’s essential to look toward research to see the great strides being made

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Tracking food allergy trends: a comparison of two UK groups born 12 years apart 30th January 2025

A recent study published in Clinical and Experimental Allergy looked at how food allergies have changed over time by comparing two groups of children from the Isle of Wight—one born in 1989-1990 and the other in 2001-2002. This study explores

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10 tips to have an allergy-safe Valentine’s Day  30th January 2025

Valentine’s Day is about enjoying each other’s company, and with a little planning and communication, you can make sure it’s both safe and special. Happy Valentine’s Day! 

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Allergy anxiety: a parent’s experience 27th January 2025

As we continue to raise awareness of #TheHiddenBattlewithAllergies in 2025, it’s crucial to recognise that allergies impact not only the individual but also their family.

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Chinese New Year and food allergies  23rd January 2025

Chinese New Year, which falls on Wednesday, 29 January 2025, marks the start of the Year of the Snake on the lunisolar Chinese calendar. 

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Research opportunity for adults with food allergies and parents of children with food allergies 22nd January 2025

Professor Rebecca Knibb and an international team of researchers from Europe, the USA, and Canada are conducting an important study to explore the psychological health needs and access to care for individuals with food allergies and their families. As part

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Celebrating the incredible achievements of our 2024 fundraisers 20th January 2025

We are beyond proud of our 2024 fundraisers. From abseiling to allergy-friendly cake bakes, junior running races to Ultra Marathons, cycling to trekking, and everything in between.

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