Month: July 2024

Even though we’ve had a short reprieve from the summer heat, hot temperatures are on the way back. If you have allergies, scorching summer heat intensifies the release of allergens. Pollen, mold spores and dust mites have been wreaking havoc on those who battling allergies and asthma. If you are following the Oklahoma Allergy &…

Where did the summer go? It’s almost back to school time for thousands of Oklahoma children. Is your family ready? Are your children starting a new school? Was your child recently diagnosed with an allergy, a food allergy and/or asthma? OAAC will help you be prepared for back to school! First, if you need birth…

By Eve Chen, USA TODAY There’s a lot more to theme park food than funnel cakes and turkey legs. Many parks pride themselves on their array of dining options for guests, but not just for flavor. More than 6% of Americans have a food allergy, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National…

Light up the grills and set the table. It’s cookout season! As you plan small cookouts, barbecues, and other outdoor events, try out these options from Safe Eats® Allergy-Friendly Recipe Collection.Allergy friendly cookouts

A biotech company has developed a technique that transforms the antibodies that trigger allergic reactions into reaction blockers. Their first clinical trial on adults and teens with peanut allergy is set to begin in late 2024. The innovative method developed by California startup IgGenix relies first on identifying the B cells in the blood that…