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Care you should expect if you experience anaphylaxis

Translated resources for travel with allergies

Resources for travelling to non-English speaking countries including anaphylaxis plans, chef cards and more.

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Food allergy or food intolerance?

Learn the difference between food allergy, food intolerance and coeliac disease.

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Preparing for camp with food allergies eBook

This e-book is a guide for parents, schools and camps to manage food and insect allergy in a camp setting.

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Camp allergy management checklist

On this page Checklist for parents Checklist for school and camp staff Training for camp staff At camp Insect allergy Students Reporting an allergic reaction eBook: Preparing for camp with food allergies This…

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Idiopathic anaphylaxis

Occasionally the trigger of anaphylaxis cannot be identified, despite extensive investigation. This is called idiopathic anaphylaxis.

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Insect allergy management

If you are diagnosed with insect allergy, here are some tips to reduce risk of insect stings and bites including bees, wasps and ants.

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What is venom immunotherapy (VIT)?

Venom immunotherapy (VIT) can help to decrease how severe an insect allergy is over time, including to bee and wasp stings and in some areas jack jumper ants.

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Latex allergy

The risk of developing latex allergy increases with frequent exposure.

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Exercise-induced anaphylaxis

Exercise-induced anaphylaxis (EIA) is a condition in which anaphylaxis (a severe allergic reaction) occurs either during or after exercise.

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Diagnosis of allergy and allergy tests

Allergy testing can help find out which allergens cause your allergic asthma, allergic rhinitis or allergic reactions to insects, foods, medications or other.

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Rapeseed protein isolate & mustard allergy

Mustard is not one of the top common food allergens in Australia, but it is a known allergen and can cause severe allergic reactions. In the European Union, Canada and 8 other countries, mustard is one of the allergens that must be declared on…

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Kiwifruit allergy

For people with a confirmed kiwifruit allergy, remember to always read food labels but be careful as kiwifruit is not one of Australia’s common food allergens that must always be declared on packaged food and drink labels such as egg, wheat…

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