FARE Blog

Events like the pandemic that feel unpredictable, outside of our control and threatening can cause high stress. This effect may be heightened as we face important choices about school safety, Here are some ways to increase your sense of predictability and control to reduce stress.

FARE is leveraging the findings from our Food Allergy Consumer Journey studies to advance the case for user-friendly universal allergen labeling.

“I’ve done two food challenges, for different foods, with different outcomes, after having the allergies for different lengths of time. But despite all those differences, the feelings I had were the same.”

A “quick trip to the grocery store” will never be possible for me, as I must read every ingredient label.

“Remember to take responsibility and act with caution, care and confidence, which will ultimately help you feel more independent as you get older.”

A Q&A With Bruce Roberts, PhD, FARE’s Chief Research, Science and Innovation Officer

COVID-19 has moved advocacy efforts online, but there are many ways we can make a difference today and set the stage for future success.

Being a food allergy parent can’t be left to mom. Dad must take an equal share.

From an outdoor ramble to an at-home movie festival, from dining out to baking in, Father’s Day traditions are made special by the dads we share them with.

This year’s graduating class has already been put to the test, but facing challenges is where the food allergy community shines brightest.