This week Sue and Caroline Moassessi discuss the one thing that all food allergy people have in common…epinephrine auto-injectors and how to carry those darn things safely and comfortably. Caroline is well known for her fun and informative food allergy...

On today’s discussion, young adult siblings Tom and Mary look back at growing up with a younger food allergic brother. Their life changed after the diagnosis and they share their own unvarnished perspective of living in a family dealing each day with f...

Food allergy related bullying has been a hot topic of social media group conversations recently. This week Sue talks with Gina Clowes and Caroline Moassessi about food allergy bullying and what parents can do at home and school to address and also prev...

Summer camp is often the first time a food allergy child is away from home. The prospect of being separated and having a stranger prepare food causes much anxiety for food allergy families. These fears can be eased by carefully selecting a food allergy...

Paul Antico, CEO and founder of the Allergy Eats App, joins Sue to outline tips to eating out in restaurants with food allergies. Food Allergy restaurant dining can create a great deal of stress for families with food allergies.

Food allergy civil rights attorney Mary Vargas discusses the details of her clients’ food allergy complaints against American Airlines. This week Mary and Host Sue review the complaint filed by Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) with the U.S.

Understanding food allergies is important as a food allergy parent. Seems kinda simple but knowing the science behind a reaction and treatment makes it easier to explain to others what could happen to your child.

This week Eric and Evan Edwards, inventors of the Auvi-Q and kaleo Pharma founders, talk about the February re-release of the epinephrine auto-injector. In this candid discussion, the Evans brothers answer questions about the 2015 product recall and re...

Food allergy dad goes to the extreme to raise awareness for food allergy cellular research. On January 25th, Mike Monroe will do 3,000 burpees in fewer than 12 hours. The proceeds will support food allergy cellular research at Children’s National.

Worry about the emotional needs of your food allergy child? Sue is joined once again by Children’s National Hospital psychologist and food allergy researcher, Dr. Linda Hebert. Sue and Dr. Herbert discuss the different emotional needs of food allergy c...