\n7 Medical Breakthroughs that Gave us Hope in 2024<\/a> (December 2024, National Geographic) Food Allergy and Your Kiddo Podcast: Can SLIT induce remission in young kiddos with food allergies?<\/a> (December 2023, Food Allergy and Your Kiddo) UNC Children’s Podcast: Food Allergies in Children<\/a> (December 2022, UNC Health) Food Allergy Immunotherapies Pose Challenges for Families<\/a> (October 2021, WebMD) Allergic reactions to COVID-19 vaccine likely to be extremely rare, UNC doctor says<\/a> (December 2020, ABC7 News) \u201cBoundless Opportunities\u201d for Food Allergy Research<\/a> (December 2019, UNC Health Foundation) Sharma Honored at UNC Children’s Pinwheels & Promises Luncheon<\/a> (March 2018, GoHeels.com)
\nAfter Xolair’s Approval for Food Allergies, Physicians Have Concerns, Survey Finds<\/a> (November 2024, Managed Healthcare Executive)
\nKim Receives $1-Million Grant for Novel Multi-nut Allergy Treatment Study<\/a> (November 2024, UNC Health)
\nAre Biologics the Future of Food Allergy Treatment? One Study Weighs Pros and Cons<\/a> (October 2024, UNC Health)
\nFall allergies worsen in Raleigh as climate change extends pollen season<\/a> (October 2024, WRAL)
\nA Needle-Free Treatment for Severe Allergic Reactions<\/a> (October 2024, UNC Health Talk)
\nAs food allergies rise, new treatments are on the horizon<\/a> (September 2024, National Geographic)
\nUNC School of Medicine Selected as Site for New Food Allergy Research<\/a> (July 2024, UNC Health)
\nUNC Endeavors: Lets Get Clinical<\/a> (May 2024, Endeavors)
\nAnswering your Questions about Xolair with Edwin Kim, MD<\/a> (May 2024, Feeding Community Health)
\nResearchers working on toothpaste to treat peanut allergies<\/a> (April 2024, WINK-TV)
\nPatches, toothpaste, extract: Helping children overcome peanut allergies<\/a>\u00a0(April 2024, WJXT-TV)
\nRaleigh hit 2 new tree pollen highs this year. Here\u2019s how climate change factors in.<\/a> (April 2024, News & Observer)
\nOmalizumab for Food Allergies: What PCPs Should Know<\/a> (March 2024, MDedge)
\nThe annual Pollening is here, NC. Here\u2019s how to cope and how to get allergy relief<\/a> (March 2024, News & Observer)
\nWhat to know so allergies don\u2019t keep you down this season<\/a> (March 2024 WFAE-FM)
\nHow to tell if your baby has a cow’s milk allergy<\/a> (February 2024, WRAL)
\nUNC one of 10 sites hosting trial research on new food allergy drug<\/a> (February 2024, ABC 11)
\nDrug in OUtMATCH Clinical Trial FDA-Approved for the Reduction of Allergic Reactions from Accidental Food Exposures<\/a> (February 2024, UNC Health)
\nJAMA Clinical Reviews Podcast: Prevention and Treatment of Severe Food Allergies<\/a> (February 2024, JN Learning)<\/p>\n2023<\/h2>\n
\nKey Findings on Oral Immunotherapy ADP101 <\/a>(November 2023, HCPLive)
\nAntibodies to Cow’s Milk Linked to Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Death<\/a> (November 2023, UNC Health News)
\nSublingual immunotherapy safely, effectively induces peanut allergy remission in toddlers<\/a> (October 2023, Healio)
\nFor Toddlers Allergic to Peanuts, a Tiny Bit of Protein Therapy Under the Tongue Could Be the Best Approach<\/a> (October 2023, UNC Health News)
\nSublingual Immunotherapy May Result in Desensitization and Remission for Peanut-Allergic Children<\/a> (October 2023, AAAAI)
\nThoughts on Intranasal Epinephrine Spray as an Alternative to EpiPen<\/a> (September 2023, HCPLive)
\nUNC allergy expert talks about dealing with North Carolina’s pollen season<\/a> (April 2023, WRAL News)
\nWhy Do Some People Develop Allergies in Adulthood?<\/a> (April 2023, The New York Times)
\nUNC professor talks about allergy season possibly getting longer<\/a> (March 2023, CBS 17 News)
\nPeanut-Allergic Kids With Other Food Allergies, Eczema See Responses With EPIT<\/a> (February 2023, Medpage Today)
\nWarm weather brings start of seasonal allergies, doctors say now is the time to protect yourself<\/a> (February 2023, ABC 11 News)
\nIs the crazy NC weather making you sick?<\/a> (February 2023, CBS 17 News)
\nNovel Peanut Allergy Treatment Shown to be Safe, Effective, and Lasting<\/a> (February 2023, UNC Health News)
\nDealing with Dangerous Food Allergies<\/a> (February 2023, The People’s Pharmacy)<\/p>\n2022<\/h2>\n
\nGet Hives and Wheeze When It\u2019s Cold? It May Be Cold Urticaria<\/a> (November 2022, WebMD)
\nManaging Overuse of Food IgE Panels: Multiple Approaches Needed<\/a> (March 2022, Medscape)
\nPeanut Oral Immunotherapy Is Safe and Effective in Toddlers in Large Placebo-Controlled Trial<\/a> (January 2022, Medscape)
\nOral immunotherapy may lead to remission of peanut allergy in young children<\/a> (January 2022, Healio)
\nOral Immunotherapy Alleviates Peanut Allergy in Some Young Children<\/a> (January 2022, UNC Health News)
\nFood allergies in babies and toddlers: An expert tells all<\/a> (January 2022, WRAL)
\nIn Toddlers, OIT Can Lead to Peanut Allergy Remission, Study Finds<\/a> (January 2022, Allergic Living)<\/p>\n2021<\/h2>\n
\n3 ways to avoid Halloween food allergy scares<\/a> (October 2021, WRAL)
\n4 Ways to Keep Your Child as Healthy as Possible This School Year<\/a> (August 2021, UNC Health Talk)
\nPeanut Allergy Patients Reap Continuing Benefits Past First Year, Palforzia Study Shows<\/a> (August 2021)
\nSublingual Immunotherapy: Where Does It Stand?<\/a> (July 2021, Medscape)
\nCloser Every Day: Why Allergy Patients Should View the Future With Optimism<\/a> (May 2021, Ukko)
\nBeing a Food Allergy Dad Makes Him a Better Food Allergy Doctor<\/a> (May 2021, ShandeeLand)
\nProgressing Food Allergy Research<\/a> (March 2021, HCPLive)
\nPeanut SLIT Seems Safe, Effective in Toddlers<\/a> (March 2021, Medpage Today)
\nUncovering the Factors of Peanut Allergy Immunotherapy<\/a> (March 2021, HCPLive)
\nResearch Presentations at the 2021 Annual AAAAI Meeting Highlight Limitations of Current Food Allergy Treatments and Further Validates Intrommune Therapeutics’ Approach<\/a> (March 2021, WBOC)
\nPeanut sublingual immunotherapy shows promise in toddlers<\/a> (March 2021, Healio.com)
\nStudy: Peanut Allergy Drops Safe, Effective for Toddlers<\/a> (March 2021, WebMD)
\nPeanut Sublingual Immunotherapy Feasible and Effective in Toddlers<\/a> (February 2021, Medscape)
\nNew Study Gives Hope to Toddlers with a Peanut Allergy<\/a> (TLCme)
\nSublingual Immunotherapy May Provide Peanut Allergy Desensitization in Toddlers<\/a> (February 2021, HCPLive)
\nStrong Results for SLIT Therapy Seen in Peanut-Allergic Toddlers<\/a> (February 2021, Allergic Living)
\nPeanut Sublingual Immunotherapy Provides Desensitization to Peanut in Toddlers<\/a> (February 2021, UNC Health News)<\/p>\n2020<\/h2>\n
\nAn End to Peanut Allergies is Close<\/a> (November 2020, Ozy.com)
\nEgg Oral Immunotherapy Could be Better Option than Baked Egg Therapy in Egg-Allergic Children<\/a> (June 2020, Snacksafely.com)
\nFARE Clinical Network Selects UNC Allergy and Immunology as FCN Discovery Center of Distinction<\/a> (June 2020, UNC Health News)
\nWith Rise in Food Allergies, UNC Responds with Research, Dining Options<\/a> (March 2020, University of Northern Colorado)
\nLow-risk infants may still benefit from allergenic food consumption<\/a> (February 2020, UNC Health News)<\/p>\n2019<\/h2>\n
\nThe emotional toll of food allergies<\/a> (October 2019, WRAL)
\nUNC allergists are working to improve the lives of those impacted by allergies<\/a> (October 2019, The Daily Tar Heel)
\nNew Peanut Allergy Treatment Passes Phase 2 Trial, Shows Effectiveness and Safety<\/a> (September 2019, Snacksafely.com)
\nUNC doctor working on peanut allergy treatment to help kids like his son<\/a> (September 2019, WRAL)
\nPeanut Protein Drops may Improve Tolerance<\/a> (September 2019, The Medical Republic)
\nPeanut sublingual immunotherapy safe, effective for kids<\/a> (September 2019, Healio.com)
\nSublingual Immunotherapy Safely Desensitizes Pediatric Peanut Allergies<\/a> (September 2019, Physician\u2019s Weekly)
\nSublingual Peanut Immunotherapy Provides Long-Term Pediatric Benefit<\/a> (September 2019, MD Magazine)
\nLong-term sublingual peanut immunotherapy offers significant protection against allergic reactions<\/a> (September 2019, MedicalResearch.com)
\nSublingual Immunotherapy Safe, Effective For Peanut Allergy<\/a> (September 2019, Medscape)
\nA New Defense Against Allergic Reactions to Peanuts<\/a> (September 2019, Bloomberg)
\nHope for people with peanut allergies as study finds liquid drops of the nut’s protein under the tongue builds up resistance against the common allergen<\/a> (September 2019, The DailyMail)
\nLiquid mouth drops could one day protect people from peanut allergies<\/a> (September 2019, Science News)
\nImmunotherapy for Egg Allergy May Allow Patients to Eat Egg Safely for Years after Treatment<\/a> (February 2019, Newswise)<\/p>\n2012-2018<\/h2>\n
\nUNC Research Leads to New Drug Aimed at Combating Peanut Allergy<\/a> (December 2018, Chapelboro.com)
\nTips for parents of kids with food allergies<\/a> (August 2017, ABC11)
\nFood Allergy Immunotherapy Advances Presented at AAAAI Meeting<\/a> (March 2017, Snacksafely.com)
\nEarly Immunotherapy Helps Kids Beat Peanut Allergy.<\/a> (February 2015, Medpage)
\nLaw would expand EpiPen access in schools<\/a> (May 2013, WRAL)
\nPossible cure for peanut allergies<\/a> (May 2013, WGHP)
\nTots May Be Best Candidates for Peanut Allergy Tx<\/a> (February 2013, Medpage)
\nResearchers look for ways to cure peanut allergy\u00a0<\/a>(January 2013, WRAL)
\nSublingual immunotherapy shows promise as treatment for peanut allergy<\/a> (January 2013, Science Daily)
\nTherapy Shows Promise for Peanut Allergy<\/a> (January 2013, National Institutes of Health)
\nRelieving Peanut Allergies\u2026With Peanuts<\/a> (January 2013, TIME)
\nA Major Study Speeds Food-Allergy Treatments<\/a> (October 2012, Scientific American)
\nPromising New Treatment for Kids With Egg Allergy<\/a> (July 2012, ABC News)
\nChildren’s egg allergies may be reversed with small doses of eggs<\/a> (July 2012, CBS News)
\nEgg allergies ‘treated with egg’<\/a> (July 2012, BBC News)
\nUNC study helping kids build tolerance for eggs<\/a> (July 2012, WRAL)
\nResearchers Discover Promising New Treatment for Egg Allergy<\/a> (July 2012, Science Daily)
\nHope for Beating Egg Allergy<\/a> (July 2012, National Institutes of Health)
\nEgg Allergy Treatment Is No Yolk: Study Find Success With Egg-White Powder<\/a> (July 2012, International Business Times)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"