Webinar

Hives that appear most days for six weeks or more, often with no obvious trigger, can be exhausting to live with. This may be Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU), and although it can look like an allergic reaction, it isn’t caused by allergy. …

There are now more adrenaline devices registered in Australia than ever before: Epipen®, Anapen®, neffy® and Jext®.  Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia Allergy Educator Kathryn Rigopoulos and Health Strategy & Advocacy Manager Maria…

There is so much information about the prevention and treatment of anaphylaxis, but little attention is given to the days, weeks and months that follow. Anxiety after anaphylaxis is common, but many people don’t seek the help they need. …

In this webinar, Professor Rebecca Knibb, talks about our current understanding of the psychological impact of food allergy and shares findings from the Global Access to Psychological Support for Food Allergy (GAPS) project. 

Learn to recognise allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, and what to do in an emergency.

The National Allergy Strategy has partnered with Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia to deliver a series of webinars to help parents and guardians manage food allergies and the risk of anaphylaxis in children’s education and care services,…

Join us on Tuesday 6th May for a presentation on oral food challenges.

Find out tips to reduce the risk of an allergic reaction when travelling overseas and more.

Dr Merryn Netting – Advanced Accredited Pracitising Dietitian – talks about ways to help babies and children learn to eat well. Merryn covers: feeding issues tantrum free family mealtimes hints and tips for getting your kids to eat…

In this webinar, Dr Celia Zubrinich, shares information on insect allergy.   This webinar covered:   What is an insect allergy?  Common causes of insect allergy including bees, wasps and ants    How…

Watch our panel discussion about eating out with a food allergy.

Watch our webinar about understanding drug allergy.