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Anaphylaxis: What School Staff Need to Know

On November 19, 2013   /   Schools  
Anaphylaxis: What School Staff Need to Know

Anaphylaxis: What School Staff Need to Know Written by Michael Pistiner MD, MMSc, Reviewed by Anne Sheetz MPH, BSN, RN, CNAA, Adapted from Food Allergies & Anaphylaxis in School: What School Staff Need to Know The below is intended to serve as a guide to assist in, not replace, […]

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Superman, Food Allergy and Social Media

On November 9, 2013   /   Coping, Uncategorized   /   6 Comments
Superman, Food Allergy and Social Media

Written by Michael Pistiner, MD, MMSc Faster than a speeding bullet Superman is the epitome of health: able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound, more powerful than a locomotive.   Much like many of our children, superman is seemingly invincible.  And, much like children with […]

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Creating Safe and Supportive Schools for Students with Food Allergies

On October 30, 2013   /   Schools  
Creating Safe and Supportive Schools for Students with Food Allergies

Written by Michael Pistiner MD, MMSc School-wide food allergy education is a critical and enormous responsibility; lives and self-esteems depend on it. Food Allergy Management Effective food allergy management is necessary at all times and in all situations. The pillars of food allergy management are prevention and emergency […]

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