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AllergyHome Welcomes Four Expert Contributors

Collaborating and partnering are a key to who AllergyHome is and what we do.  In the spirit of collaboration, we are incredibly lucky to welcome this fantastic team of educators and advocates, each with skill-sets and expertise that broaden the reach and scope of the food allergy […]

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Life-Threatening Allergies, School Nurses, and You: The Massachusetts Journey

Life-Threatening Allergies, School Nurses, and You: The Massachusetts Journey

It is a great honor and pleasure for AllergyHome to introduce Anne Sheetz, BSN, MPH, NEA-BC. Ms. Sheetz is the former Director of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, School Health Services Unit, and is a dedicated advocate for student health and school nursing. She has been […]

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Not Your Typical Food Allergy: IAFFPE and FPIES

Not Your Typical Food Allergy: IAFFPE and FPIES

AllergyHome is honored to introduce the International Association for Food Protein Enterocolitis (IAFFPE) and Fallon Schultz. Fallon and IAFFPE have been integral in spreading FPIES awareness and supporting those who manage this condition. IAFFPE’s advocacy and educational initiatives have led to impactful change and will continue to […]

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Stock Epinephrine in Schools: Next Steps for Advocates

Stock Epinephrine in Schools: Next Steps for Advocates

AllergyHome proudly introduces our guest contributor, Charlotte W. Collins, JD. Ms. Collins is Senior Vice President for Policy and Programs for Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. She is a fierce advocate and leader in food allergy and asthma advocacy efforts, including laws regarding stock epinephrine in US schools.Thank you Charlotte for […]

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Progress in Food Allergy Awareness in Restaurants

Progress in Food Allergy Awareness in Restaurants

AllergyHome proudly introduces our guest contributor, Chris Weiss.   Chris is Director of Research and Dissemination for the Global Food Protection Institute (Battle Creek, Michigan), and formerly VP of Advocacy for the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (2001-2012). He has been a leader and trailblazer in food allergy advocacy for over […]

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Food Allergy Advocacy: No Voice is Too Small

Food Allergy Advocacy: No Voice is Too Small

AllergyHome proudly introduces our guest contributor, Lauren Maunus.   Lauren is currently a junior in high school and a powerful voice in the food allergy community. She is an advocate for school food allergy and nutrition management and has worked extensively to effect a change in national […]

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Food Allergy and School Nutrition Services

Food Allergy and School Nutrition Services

AllergyHome proudly introduces our guest contributor, Grennan Sims.   Grennan is a registered dietitian and nationally recognized leader in the management of food allergy in school nutrition services. She is also the mom of a child with a food allergy. Thank you Grennan, for joining us. Written […]

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Food Allergies and Your School Nurse

Food Allergies and Your School Nurse

AllergyHome is proud and excited to introduce our first guest contributor, Sally Schoessler.   Sally is Director of Nursing Education for the National Association of School Nurses and a leader in the management of life threatening allergies and anaphylaxis in US schools. Thank you Sally for joining us. Written by Sally Schoessler, […]

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