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Food allergy news
The latest on food allergy and anaphylaxis from Canadian, US and international sources: policy and labelling, schools, airlines and life with allergies. Updated every morning, each with a short summary and a link to the original.
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Where does this news come from?
From allergy news sites and organizations such as Allergic Living, SnackSafely.com, Food Allergy Canada and Anaphylaxis UK, plus health news feeds from Health Canada, the FDA and others, filtered for allergy stories. Every item links to the original.
Are food recalls included?
Food allergen recalls are in the free ResQBand app, matched to your allergies, straight from Health Canada and the CFIA, the FDA and the USDA. Open the app's Food safety section to see them, no account needed.
Who writes the summaries?
An AI model writes the one or two sentence summaries from the source's own text, and they're labelled as AI summaries. They can miss nuance, so read the original before acting on anything.
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General information, not medical advice. We link to other organizations' resources; we don't control them, and a listing isn't an endorsement. Summaries marked as AI summaries are written by an AI model from the source and can miss nuance, so read the original before acting on anything. Something out of date or missing? Email info@westernallergy.com. In an emergency, use epinephrine and call 911.