Food Allergy Canada

Food Allergy Canada has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Food Allergy Canada are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, FoodAllergyCanada has populated their site with: • Participate in a birch allergy study • Advocacy and research – November 2022 • Register now: Going nuts about tree nuts: Learn what’s changed in tree nut allergy • Latest news from Food Allergy Canada – November 2022 • Milk and Wheat Alert - Nov. 4, 2022 • Food Allergy and Airline Travel Survey • Caring for a child with food allergy: A guide on what you need to know • Update on ALLERJECT® availability in Canada • Charitable Giving with ECHOage - plan your party! • Ask the allergist – October 2022 • Download now: Tip sheet for party hosts • Allergy Alert: Peanut and milk allergen additions to Kashi* products • Prevent Allergic Reactions: Know What’s in Your Food - Health Insight • Watch Monique's book reading and support her fundraiser! • Celebrating 20 years of transformational change + community award winners • Ask the dietitian series: Allergy-friendly lunch and snack ideas • Download now: Back-to-school checklist • Watch now: Youth webinar panel • Watch now: Using epinephrine auto-injectors for treating anaphylaxis and teaching children to use them • Specialty infant formula shortage – updated resource from Health Canada • Planning for post-secondary tip sheet • Allergy-friendly recipes • Preparing for your allergist appointment • New allergen labelling required for Natural Health Products • Join the #KnowItTreatIt conversation • Shortage of infant formulas for babies with food allergies • Advocacy in action: Access to ingredient information for food products sold online • Webinar: Understanding oral allergy syndrome / pollen food syndrome • Mythbuster: Is epinephrine dangerous? • Ways to give: Epicute is giving back one pouch at a time • Watch now: Webinar on de-mystifying anaphylaxis • Download now: Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan • Helping Others Understand Food Allergy and Its Management • Webinar: De-mystifying anaphylaxis: uncovering what’s known and what’s not known • Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS)/Pollen Food Allergy Syndrome (PFAS) • Giving back at a young age: Meet #FoodAllergyChampion Olivia King • Raising awareness with snack bags: Meet #FoodAllergyChampion Ruth • Mythbuster: If someone has a crustacean allergy, should they avoid edible insects like crickets? • New: Health Canada provides information on the potential risks of pea protein for people with peanut allergy • Watch now: Food allergy and asthma: how do they impact each other • Ask the dietitian: Making healthy food choices • Ask the allergist – If you have tree nut allergy, should you stop using kitchen items made of walnut wood? • Mythbuster: Can epinephrine auto-injectors be given through clothing? • Substitution chart for priority food allergens • Research: Positive results with fecal microbiota transplants for patients with peanut allergy • Research: Are needle-free epinephrine products for treatment of anaphylaxis coming? • Infographic: Help address the use of epinephrine • New section: Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) • Mythbuster: Is it okay to wait and see before administering epinephrine when having symptoms of anaphylaxis? • New “May contain milk” statement on select Dempster’s Sliced Bread Products • Ask the dietitian: Allergy-friendly snacks • Ask the allergist – When pregnant, can you help prevent food allergy from developing in your baby when you already have a child with multiple food allergies? • Read about the 10 priority food allergens in Canada • Be part of Canada's #FoodAllergyFuture: Donate today! • View our 2021 impact in numbers illustration • Answers to your COVID-19 questions • Kitchen tips and recipes • Webinar: COVID-19 vaccines and kids with food allergy – what parents need to know • Learn more: Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS)/Pollen Food Syndrome (PFS) • Watch now: COVID-19 vaccines and food allergy: What to know about vaccines for children and teens • Managing Food Allergies During COVID-19 and the Importance of Proper Food Labelling • Watch now: COVID-19 vaccines and food allergy: Is any approved vaccine the best vaccine? • Watch now: How to use epinephrine auto-injectors • Webinar recording: COVID-19 vaccines and food allergy: Get the facts • COVID-19 and food allergy - Get answers to your questions • Website: foodallergycanada.ca