Food Allergy Canada
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More regulations needed around ‘may contain’ statements: Winnipeg parent, Food Allergy CanadaA Winnipeg mother whose toddler lives with a severe sesame allergy, along with Food Allergy Canada, wants increased regulation surrounding 'may contain' statements on food labels.HealthMar 3, 2023
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Wait times, lack of allergists pose challenges in managing food allergies in Canada: expertsMore than three million Canadians are living with food allergies, but finding help is no easy task.HealthFeb 10, 2023
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Fumes from cooking fish blamed in U.S. boy’s death, but doctors say such allergic reactions are rareA Brooklyn boy's death is being blamed on an allergic reaction caused by fumes from cooking fish. How do you make sure this doesn't happen?HealthJan 8, 2019
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Quebec salmon tartare allergy case sparks Canada-wide calls for trainingLaurie Harada, executive director of Food Allergy Canada, says food establishments must do a better job of educating all staff about allergens.MoneyAug 6, 2016
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Canadian teen to Prime Minister Trudeau: remove peanuts and tree nuts from airplanesCanadian teenager Luke Sullivan wants the Prime Minister to remove peanuts and nuts from airlines to make it safer for those with life-threatening food allergies.HealthJan 11, 2016
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How a teal pumpkin can help protect a child this HalloweenTeal pumpkins mean all kids, including those with severe food allergies, can have a safe and fun Halloween.HealthOct 23, 2015
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Best for babies to try peanut, other allergy triggers as early as 4 months: reviewTo avoid food allergies in infants - introduce potentially allergenic foods early, according to Canadian allergists.HealthOct 19, 2015
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Q & A: How should you prepare a student with severe food allergies for university/college?How best to prepare a student with severe food allergies for life on campus. A Q + A with Laurie Harada, a mother of a severely allergic university student and executive director of Food Allergy Canada.HealthSep 24, 2015
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Canadian student dies after ordering smoothie on campus; suffers severe allergic reaction: familyAndrea Mariano had a smoothie on campus, according to her family, and then suffered a severe allergic reaction. The first-year student died a few days later. Queen's University said it is will review its services.HealthSep 21, 2015
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