Let's stand to make a real difference for the 33 million battling food allergies. 💪 As allies and champions in this cause, our collective strength can drive impactful change. Whether it's starting a fundraiser or spreading awareness, every action counts: bit.ly/4aMtObv

Despite evidence supporting the early introduction of peanut to prevent allergies, the Dept. of Agriculture's final rule for WIC's infant food packages falls short by not including peanut products. FARE's CEO, Sung Poblete, PhD, RN, is disappointed. Read her statement: bit.ly/3TUXTyy

⭐️ Delaware is breaking barriers in allergy prevention with HB 274, offering free peanut and egg allergen supplements for infants. Championed by Rep. Kim Williams DE, 19th District, this initiative could save millions and transform children's lives!
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FARE is proud to announce the 2024 Campus Dining Award winners! 🏆 Join us in celebrating the culinary pioneers shaping the campus dining scene! 🍽️✨
Best Campus Dining: Northwestern
Honorable Mention: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Community’s Choice: UNC-Chapel Hill
Honorable Mention: Duke University

We applaud AstraZeneca’s decision to cap the cost of its inhalers, setting a standard for affordability in healthcare! We urge the industry and government to do similarly with epinephrine for the more than 33 million in the US with food allergies.
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📢 Calling all advocates! YOU can prompt elected officials to recognize Food Allergy Awareness Week through formal proclamations! Proclamations help inform elected officials about the serious nature of food allergies. Request a proclamation here: bit.ly/3cBVqEG

I was happy to meet with #Mishicot residents Angel & George Mueller, who tragically lost their teenage son Dillon to anaphylaxis. FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education is helping spread the word about our bipartisan bill, Dillon’s Law, which will empower states to train more people to administer EpiPens.

Kanokporn Tangsuan, a doctor at NYU Langone, lost her life due to an allergic reaction at Disney Springs, despite diligent inquiries about allergens. No one should lose their life due to an allergic reaction. Let's come together to spread awareness.
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🚨URGENT🚨 NY families face an impossible dilemma: paying for a mortgage or life-saving medication when epinephrine is priced at $500-$700. The 'EPIPEN Act' aims to cap it at $100. Your donation enables this vital work. 🙏💙 #EPIPENact
Donate today: bit.ly/35RYSdv

Join us and PlatformQ Health to gain valuable insights on treating and diagnosing #FoodAllergies in this informative #CME session with Edwin Kim, MD, MS, and Dr. Ruchi Gupta, MD, MPH.
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Seeking guidance on diagnosing #foodallergies ? Join us and PlatformQ Health for an in-depth session where Edwin Kim, MD, MS, and Dr. Ruchi Gupta, MD, MPH will discuss the challenges patients face relying on allergen avoidance and #immunotherapy .
Register: bit.ly/48oeaB2

The U.S. FDA has just approved Xolair as the FIRST and ONLY medicine for patients battling one or more food allergies!
It’s been proven that Xolair patients can tolerate small amounts of allergens like peanut, milk, egg, and cashew without triggering a reaction! Genentech

Great commercial @ubereats! We will never forget you, keep doing the right thing! ❤️FARE #foodallergy awareness #foodallergy

“Uber Eats @Uber , your ad mocking food allergies cuts deep, having lost my child to such a tragedy. This is a serious health crisis, not a punchline. We demand respect and urgent change. Let’s prioritize empathy and safety. #FoodAllergyAwareness #SeriousNotFunny ”

In a #SuperBowlad , Uber Eats makes #foodallergies the butt of a joke. It's a gratuitous swipe amid star turns by Jennifer Aniston, @VictoriaBeckham etc. FARE | Food Allergy Research & Education's Sung Poblete says 'Enough is enough,' calling on entertainment industry to stop the allergy 'jokes'. #ubereats

We're incredibly disappointed by Uber Eats' use of life-threatening food allergies as humor in its Super Bowl ad. The suffering of 33M+ Americans with this condition is no joke. Life-threatening food allergy is a disease, not a diet. Enough is enough.

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