Category list : Anti-allergic agents
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NICE updates anaphylaxis guidance to ensure patients carry two adrenaline injectors in response to coroner's report Subscription
Healthcare professionals should always offer people with allergies a prescription for two further adrenaline injectors before discharge from hospital and advise patients to carry these with them at all times, updated guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has said.
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Hair dye allergy test is first to be switched from prescription only
The first allergy test for hair dye to be formally reclassified from a prescription-only medicine to a general sale list medicine has been switched, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has announced.
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Researchers make breakthrough in potential treatment for peanut allergy Subscription
Children and young people with peanut allergy may be able to protect themselves from accidental ingestion by building up their tolerance to peanut protein over time, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine has shown.
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Coroner calls on MHRA to take action over 'inherently unsafe' EpiPen
The coroner who investigated the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse has said the EpiPen’s “inadequate dose of adrenaline for anaphylaxis and an inadequate length needle” raises serious safety concerns.
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Pharmacists face continued EpiPen shortages Subscription
Pharmacists in the UK are having to ration stocks of EpiPen, a first-line treatment for anaphylaxis, as a result of ongoing shortages.
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Leading brand of condoms recalled after failing required safety standards
Specific batches of Durex condoms are being recalled after they failed to pass required safety standards.
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More than 40 hay fever risk genes uncovered by international study
Researchers have discovered more than 40 risk genes associated with hay fever, including 20 not previously known about.
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Accurately diagnosing antibiotic allergies Subscription
Diagnosing true drug allergy can be challenging and it is important that patients are managed appropriately.
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High pollen levels trigger 'particularly bad' hay fever Subscription
Airborne pollen could reach the highest levels seen for 12 years, the Met Office has warned.
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Cow’s milk protein allergy in children: identification and treatment Subscription
How pharmacists and pharmacy professionals can diagnose this complex problem and advise parents and carers on options for management.
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