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Allergy & Anaphylaxis- What is Allergy?
- What is Anaphylaxis?
- Who is at Risk?
- Signs & Symptoms
- Diagnosis
- Food Allergy or Intolerance?
- Food allergens
- Food Allergy
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- In an emergency
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- Living with the risk
Daily management- The basics
- Adrenaline (epinephrine) autoinjector use
- Change to instructions on Anapen® administration
- Change to instructions on EpiPen® administration
- Out and about
- Care you should expect if you experience anaphylaxis
- The festive season
- Travelling with Allergies
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- Transitioning to school
- Dealing with anxiety
- Hospital Stays and Food Allergy Management
- Hospital checklist
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- Reporting an allergic reaction
- Newly Diagnosed?
- Life Stages
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- Children, food allergy management and the risk of anaphylaxis
- How allergies work
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- How to position a child or an adult
- How adrenaline works during anaphylaxis
- Importance of laying down during anaphylaxis
- Signs and symptoms of allergic reaction
- Managing the teen years
- Choosing, storing and preparing food in a family with allergy
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