Learn how to control allergies while camping with smart prep, the right kit, and proven tips to stop pollen, mold, and sting reactions before they start.

Education Department will create child care allergy policies by July 2026 with stakeholders

Lawmakers discuss a new approach to anaphylaxis treatment in school settings.

Schools can limit liability under new plan for emergency-use epinephrine auto-injectors.

Food intolerances are common, affecting millions of people worldwide. But can you get over a food intolerance? The answer is not straightforward. Unlike food allergies, which involve the immune system, food intolerances are often related to the digestive system and can be managed, but they may not completely go away. This article will explore what food intolerance is, common types, symptoms, and how to manage it.

LB1217 would let Nebraska schools carry FDA‑approved epinephrine in any form (including newly approved nasal spray) as emergency stock. Medical and nursing groups told senators nasal epinephrine can be needle‑free, easier to administer and has a longer shelf life than injectables; committee discussion focused on implementation and consent procedures.

Health care professionals establish protocols for managing allergic reactions in schools

Legislation shifts authority to school nurses for administering epinephrine in schools.