Posted: 22nd January 2020 | Posted by Costa
Are nut allergy risks over-exaggerated for children? Allergies are scary when we look at the statistics. In the UK, peanut allergies affect around one in 50 children but they have been increasing over the last few decades. But these children with... Read More...Posted: 15th January 2020 | Posted by Costa
Preventing allergic reactions in the kitchen Food allergies are becoming increasingly common, especially in children. There are around 2 million people who have been diagnosed with a food allergy in the UK, including 5-8% of children. It’s becoming increasingly likely... Read More...Posted: 8th January 2020 | Posted by Costa
You can’t run, you can’t hide: Living with exercise-induced anaphylaxis As each year passes, we learn more about allergies as scientists seek a cure to end all symptoms. But it’s still surprising to find out the number of rare and... Read More...Posted: 30th December 2019 | Posted by Costa
Allergies in the bedroom: can you be allergic to intimate contact? Spending intimate time with someone is a regular part of human life. But some women have complained they’re allergic to intimate contact - such as sex - with men.... Read More...Posted: 25th December 2019 | Posted by Costa
Choosing an allergist: When, where, and how? If you’re one of the many people with an allergy, it can sometimes feel like a lonely struggle. Annoying symptoms, potentially on the cusp of an anaphylactic shock at the slightest mistake, can... Read More...Posted: 18th December 2019 | Posted by Costa
‘Tis the season... to be cautious of our allergies! Christmas is fast approaching, and it’s a wonderful time to kick back, relax, and enjoy time with family and friends. But while we enjoy some much-needed time off over the festive... Read More...Posted: 11th December 2019 | Posted by Costa
Children and allergies: The dos and don’ts Childhood is supposed to be filled with fun, adventure, playtime, and discovery outdoors. But itchy eyes, runny noses, and sore throats get in the way! It’s not always possible for your child to... Read More...Posted: 4th December 2019 | Posted by Costa
Three less common food allergies you might not know about In the UK, around 2 million people have a food allergy. And these are just the people who have been diagnosed! The actual figure is likely a lot higher. There... Read More...Posted: 29th November 2019 | Posted by Costa
Can a tick bite give you a meat allergy? It sounds too crazy to believe: a tick bite can suddenly make you allergic to meat. However, it’s true. And, it’s not just tick bites. Redbugs, also known as harvest mites... Read More...Posted: 27th November 2019 | Posted by Costa
There may finally be a drug to treat peanut allergies Scientists are always working hard to come up with new ways to combat the growing problem of allergies. While we’re uncertain about what causes certain allergies, we're still making advancements... Read More...