Join over 14,000 individuals and families managing food allergies who are sharing their food allergy stories and making a ...

In this interview, Kelly Cleary, MD, FAAP and Caroline Cray (@carolinecray2) discuss new options for preventing food allergy ...

This May for Food Allergy Awareness Week, FARE is sharing its vocabulary of signature icons and words—words used by food allergy patients and their families to describe what it's like to live with ...

Looking to connect with other young adults with food allergy? Join Adulting with Allergies, FARE’s social club for young adults 21 and up. The goal of Adulting with Allergies is to create a space ...

Carry epinephrine—everywhere life takes you. Actor, food allergy parent and FARE Ambassador Tia Mowry understands the importance of preparation for all food allergy families. In FARE's PSA, "Ready to ...

FARE’s newly launched iconography offers a visual language inspired directly by how individuals within the food allergy community have described themselves. When CEO Dr. Sung Poblete joined FARE, she ...

Only 30% of U.S. pediatricians presently share early peanut introduction guidance with new parents, and nothing is being done to alter the rise in the other top nine food allergies. FARE has ...

Members of FARE's Teen Advisory Group share their tips on such topics as raising food allergy awareness, preparing for prom and for summer vacation, and answering commonly asked questions about food ...

As FARE’s Vice President of CRM and Business Operations, Greg manages the Data Team that runs FARE’s ERP, which integrates marketing, CRM, and accounting. Greg is an operations professional with 18 ...

FARE's indicator report tracks the growing public health challenge of food allergy in the United States—a top-tier public health issue—highlighting key data that can guide future research efforts.