Simon Jones would describe himself as a fit and healthy person who enjoys playing golf, cycling and swimming in the sea with his family. As a landscape manager from Kinghorn, Fife, Simon spends a lot of his time outside managing

Around the time children head off to secondary school they’re gaining more responsibility and independence. Some parents and children can feel unsure about what to expect when it comes to managing serious allergies. Saoirse, 11, started secondary school in September

Allergen immunotherapy for food allergies has been studied intensively over the last decade and options are now emerging for treatment. The idea is that your body can be “trained” not to react to small amounts of an allergen by being

For eight year old Eden, who has multiple allergens, he confidently knows the symptoms and what his immediate response would be should he feel a reaction coming on.  But the constant worries and anxieties, bottled up by mum Bal, can

While food allergies are common, allergic reactions and anaphylaxis can also be triggered by non-food allergens including animals, medication, cosmetics, and even cold temperatures. Sara Morgan shares her experience of her son Quinn’s cold urticaria diagnosis. Quinn’s experience By Sara

Travelling to the far corners of the world has never been more accessible; the thought of being able to experience new cultures, push yourself out of your comfort zone and take on ‘bucket list’ style challenges has seen some of

Orange Wig Day is the biggest and brightest day in the annual calendar of the Anaphylaxis Campaign as people from across the UK wear distinctive orange wigs at home, work and school to raise awareness about severe allergies and anaphylaxis.

Creative for Ted Baker Daniel Kelly, aged 25, has launched an allergy blog to try and break people’s stigma about what it is like living with a severe food allergy. The release is planned to coincide with Orange Wig Day,