Podcast Episodes for Food Allergy Parents

We live in a wonderful age of podcasts, which means we can hear directly from experts interpreting scientific research and all the newest guidelines. The world of food allergy seems to be changing so much in recent years, that it’s important for us to stay up-to-date.

We also need to remember that we’re susceptible to misinformation and disinformation, and one way to combat that is to keep your finger on what experts are saying.

I hope to add to this list as I continue to learn more myself. But to start, here are a few podcast episodes I have learned a lot from.

 

Podcast title: Not Like a Regular Mom

Episode: Food Allergies 101: Facts, Myths and Facing Fears

Dr. Dave Stukus is interviewed to talk to parents to clear up misconceptions about allergies, treatments, and to relieve some guilt. This is really a 101-type lesson on the basics of what we need to know about food allergies, folks!

Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

 

Podcast title: AAAAI: Conversations from the World of Allergy

Episode: What Does Precautionary Food Allergen Labeling Actually Mean?

Food allergy expert Jacob Kattan, MD, FAAAAI, offers an in depth explanation and discussion of a very nuanced topic often filled with outdated information. This episode CONTAINS valuable information for anyone with food allergies!

Podcast title: AAAAI: Conversations from the World of Allergy

Episode: Food Allergy Conversations We Didn't Have 5 Years Ago

Dr. Stukus interviews Dr. Doug Mack about the guidance and practices that have changed in recent years, and there have been SO MANY CHANGES!

 

Podcast title: AAAAI: Conversations from the World of Allergy

Episode: The Origins of Allergy

Where do allergies come from? Dr. Stukus and Dr. Anne Marie Singh basically tell us… it’s complicated. Share with people who think it’s your fault! It’s not your fault.

 

Podcast title: AAAAI: Conversations from the World of Allergy

Episode: Everything You Need to Know About Stock Epinephrine

Dr. Stukus talks to Dr. Alice Hoyt all about the laws, challenges, strategies to get stock epinephrine into schools and other entities.

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