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Doctor: Food allergies can be life and death

You and a friend are eating lunch when his face starts to swell and he can't breathe right. What do you do? Knowing what food allergies are could mean life and death in school lunchrooms, an allergies expert said recently.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Op-Ed: Total avoidance key to combatting food allergies

There's one way to tackle a food allergy to avoid a reaction -- total avoidance. A large amount of people believe that there is a daily medicine that will prevent an allergic reaction. That idea can have deadly results.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Russell Stover Candies, Inc. Issues Hazelnut Allergy Alert

In specific U.S. markets (below), Russell Stover Candies, Inc., is recalling one lot code of its 2 7/8 oz size of Private Reserve Assorted Chocolates because one piece of candy in the assortment may contain undeclared hazelnuts due to a labeling error.

In the Media by Bob Ewing - 10 comments

Op-Ed: Food Allergies And Eating Out

Going out to eat is a simple pleasure most people enjoy but for the thousands who have food allergies it can be a time of life or death chances. Allergic diners have to be the smartest diners when eating out.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 3 comments

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The dangers of self-diagnosing food problems

Food allergy tests can be misused, doctor warns

A Toronto doctor is warning people that some tests to determine whether a person has allergies, sensitivities or intolerance to certain foods can be misused and misinterpreted.

VIDEO: Sales of 'free from' foods rising

Why are we spending £230 million on gluten free foods when only 1 adult in 50 has an allergy?

Spring Allergies: It's Not Over Yet

Thought the worst of allergy season was behind you? For many allergy sufferers, the peak of this year's season may be just ahead.

Warm winter could create allergy woes