Sometimes foods have to be withdrawn or recalled if there is a risk to consumers. This could be because the allergy labelling is missing or incorrect or if there is any other food allergy risk, such ...
This partnership brings together the UK’s leading allergy charity and the company putting emergency adrenaline on the walls of thousands of schools and qualifying businesses across the country, with a ...
Allergy UK along with the Anaphylaxis Campaign, the British Society for Allergy & Clinical Immunology (BSACI), the British Paediatric Allergy Immunity and Infection Group (BPAIIG), and the Royal ...
Welcome to the Allergy UK events pages. We’ve got a range of fundraising events to suit your abilities and budget! With limited spaces available, get your application forms in soon. Audience Select ...
I am delighted to support Allergy UK’s Patient Charter, and be named as a champion. Allergies affect thousands of people across the UK, and it is high time we took allergy seriously to ensure that the ...
Our support extends well beyond our essential Helpline, which remains a core service for anyone affected by allergies. Alongside it, our in‑house Clinical team provides expert guidance on more complex ...
Reactions to food are common, more than one in three UK adults report experiencing a reaction to food. An important question to ask is: “What type of food reaction do I have?”. Is it a type of food ...
The two main types of pollen which affect the majority of people with hay fever are tree and grass pollen. Tree pollen occurs first, typically from February to June. The types of trees most likely to ...
It is not unusual to experience unpleasant and allergy-like symptoms after drinking alcohol. Reactions to alcoholic drinks, particularly wine, are common and may include a runny or itchy nose, skin ...
When thunderstorms are predicted to affect the UK, some people living with asthma or hay fever might find that their symptoms are triggered or worsened by the weather conditions – this is known as ...
Most of us got used to wearing face masks at the height of the pandemic, but for anyone living with hay fever this summer, a face mask can certainly help protect against pollen too. Pollen produced by ...
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