Allergy Resources

We’re pleased to share that our new factsheet Asthma and Anaphylaxis: Can we reduce the risks to our children? based...

What is pea protein (Pisum sativum)? The most well-known pea is the common garden pea that we eat freshly podded,...

The road to independence can be a vulnerable time for both child/adolescent and parent/guardian. It is a time often associated...

This factsheet has been written to help you understand more about cow’s milk allergy in adults. Information on cow’s milk...

With the growing popularity of Halloween in the UK and the rising prevalence of food allergies in children, Allergy UK...

What are legumes? Legumes are foods from the Fabaceae (also known as Leguminosae) plant family. This includes all plants that...

On this page: What is an allergy to alcohol? Histamine Yeasts Sulphur dioxides Additives Plant-derived allergens Alcohol avoidance

Vaccinations remain the safest way to protect against very serious infections. Speak to your GP or Nurse practitioner for further...

What is an oral food challenge? An oral food challenge is a validated (proven) form of allergy testing used by...

Anaphylaxis (pronounced ana- fill – axis) is a medical emergency, common causes of anaphylaxis include food, wasp/bee venom (stings) and...