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Dietary baked milk accelerates the resolution of cow’s milk allergy in children by Kim, Jennifer S., MD, Nowak-Węgrzyn, Anna, MD, Sicherer, Scott H., MD, Noone, Sally, RN, Moshier, Erin L., MS, Sampson, Hugh A., MD

“…Background The majority (approximately 75%) of children with cow’s milk allergy tolerate extensively heated (baked) milk products. Long-term effects of…”
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Dietary baked egg accelerates resolution of egg allergy in children by Leonard, Stephanie A., MD, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Sicherer, Scott H., MD, Noone, Sally, RN, Moshier, Erin L., MS, Godbold, James, PhD, Nowak-Węgrzyn, Anna, MD

“…Background Baked egg is tolerated by a majority of egg-allergic children. Objective To characterize immunologic changes associated with ingestion of baked egg…”
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Immunologic changes in children with egg allergy ingesting extensively heated egg by Lemon-Mulé, Heather, MD, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Sicherer, Scott H., MD, Shreffler, Wayne G., MD, PhD, Noone, Sally, RN, Nowak-Wegrzyn, Anna, MD

“…Background Prior studies have suggested that heated egg might be tolerated by some children with egg allergy. Objective We sought to confirm tolerance of…”
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Conducting an Oral Food Challenge: An Update to the 2009 Adverse Reactions to Foods Committee Work Group Report by Bird, J. Andrew, Leonard, Stephanie, Groetch, Marion, Assa'ad, Amal, Cianferoni, Antonella, Clark, April, Crain, Maria, Fausnight, Tracy, Fleischer, David, Green, Todd, Greenhawt, Matthew, Herbert, Linda, Lanser, Bruce J., Mikhail, Irene, Mustafa, Shahzad, Noone, Sally, Parrish, Christopher, Varshney, Pooja, Vlieg-Boerstra, Berber, Young, Michael C., Sicherer, Scott, Nowak-Wegrzyn, Anna

“…Oral food challenges are an integral part of an allergist's practice and are used to evaluate the presence or absence of allergic reactivity to foods. A work…”
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Tolerance to extensively heated milk in children with cow's milk allergy by Nowak-Wegrzyn, Anna, MD, Bloom, Katherine A., MD, Sicherer, Scott. H., MD, Shreffler, Wayne G., MD, PhD, Noone, Sally, RN, Wanich, Niya, MD, Sampson, Hugh A., MD

“…Background Cow's milk allergy is the most common childhood food allergy. Previously we noted that children who outgrew their milk allergy had milk-specific IgE…”
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Epinephrine treatment is infrequent and biphasic reactions are rare in food-induced reactions during oral food challenges in children by Järvinen, Kirsi M., MD, PhD, Amalanayagam, Sujitha, Shreffler, Wayne G., MD, PhD, Noone, Sally, RN, Sicherer, Scott H., MD, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Nowak-Węgrzyn, Anna, MD

“…Background Data about epinephrine use and biphasic reactions in childhood food-induced anaphylaxis during oral food challenges are scarce. Objective To…”
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Safety, tolerability, and immunologic effects of a food allergy herbal formula in food allergic individuals: a randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled, dose escalation, phase 1 study by Wang, Julie, MD, Patil, Sangita P., PhD, Yang, Nan, PhD, Ko, Jimmy, MD, Lee, Joohee, MD, Noone, Sally, RN, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Li, Xiu-Min, MD

“…Background Food allergy is a common and serious health problem. A new herbal product, called food allergy herbal formula 2 (FAHF-2), has been demonstrated to…”
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Clinical safety of Food Allergy Herbal Formula-2 (FAHF-2) and inhibitory effect on basophils from patients with food allergy: Extended phase I study by Patil, Sangita P., PhD, Wang, Julie, MD, Song, Ying, MD, Noone, Sally, RN, Yang, Nan, PhD, Wallenstein, Sylvan, PhD, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Li, Xiu-Min, MD

“…Background Food allergy is a common and increasing health concern in westernized countries. No effective treatment is available, and accidental ingestion can…”
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The impact of childhood food allergy on quality of life by Sicherer, S H, Noone, S A, Muñoz-Furlong, A

“…Food allergy affects >6% of children, but the impact of this disease on health-related quality of life has not been well studied. Parental perceptions of…”
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Development and Validation of Educational Materials for Food Allergy by Sicherer, Scott H., MD, Vargas, Perla A., PhD, Groetch, Marion E., MS, RD, Christie, Lynn, MS, RD, Carlisle, Suzanne K., RN, Noone, Sally, RN, Jones, Stacie M., MD

“…Objective To develop and validate a food allergy educational program. Study design Materials developed through focus groups and parental and expert review were…”
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Patient Use Online Resources and Social Media for Food Allergy Information by Strong, Beth D., RN, CCRC, Ross, Jaime, RN, MSN, Fishman, Jennifer, RN, BSN, Noone, Sally A., RN, MSN, Atal, Zara, Ehritz, Carly, RN, MSN, Gau, Jessica, NP, CRC, Wang, Julie, MD, FAAAAI

“…Results There were 276 responses; of those, 90% use online resources or social media to obtain information on food allergy. 76% found their resources through a…”
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Parent's Perception of Food Allergy Management in Schools by Ross, Jaime, RN, MSN, Fishman, Jennifer, RN, BSN, Noone, Sally A., RN, MSN, Strong, Beth D., RN, CCRC, Atal, Zara, Ehritz, Carly, RN, MSN, Gau, Jessica, NP, CRC, Wang, Julie, MD, FAAAAI

“…Continued education for families and school staff will assure safety of food allergic children in the school setting; as well as improved parental confidence…”
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Participant's Experience with Food Allergy Clinical Trials by Fishman, Jennifer, RN, BSN, Ross, Jaime, RN, MSN, Noone, Sally A., RN MSN, Strong, Beth D., RN CCRC, Atal, Zara, Ehritz, Carly, RN, MSN, Gau, Jessica, NP, CRC, Wang, Julie, MD, FAAAAI

“…Conclusions The majority of respondents participate in clinical research trials because they are hopeful for a cure for themselves and /or others with food…”
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Rate of Food Introduction after a Negative Oral Food Challenge in the Pediatric Population by Gau, Jessica, NP, CRC, Noone, Sally A., RN, MSN, Atal, Zara, Ross, Jaime, RN, MSN, Fishman, Jennifer, RN, BSN, Strong, Beth D., RN, CCRC, Ehritz, Carly, RN, MSN, Wang, Julie, MD, FAAAAI

“…Methods An anonymous survey was distributed to parents of children with food allergy during follow-up visits…”
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Epinephrine Use In Positive Oral Food Challenges Performed As Screening For Food Allergy Therapeutic Trials by Noone, Sally A., Ms, Ross, Jaime, RN, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, FAAAAI, Wang, Julie, Dr

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Use Assessment of Self-Administered Epinephrine Among Food-Allergic Children and Pediatricians by Sicherer, Scott H, Forman, Joel A, Noone, Sally A

“…Food allergy is a common cause of anaphylaxis, and early treatment with epinephrine can be life-saving. We sought to determine the ability of families with…”
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Epinephrine Use in Positive Oral Food Challenges Performed as a Screening Test for Food Allergy Therapy Trials by Noone, Sally, RN, MSN, Ross, Jaime, RN, MSN, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, Wang, Julie, MD

“…Background Previous studies report epinephrine use for positive oral food challenges (OFCs) to be 9-11% when generally performed to determine outgrowth of food…”
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A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Omalizumab Combined with Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) in the Treatment of Cow's Milk Allergy (CMA): Safety of Dosing by Kim, Jennifer S., Dr, Wood, Robert A., MD, FAAAAI, Lindblad, Robert, MD, Noone, Sally A., Ms, Paterakis, Melissa N., Ms, Henning, Alice, MS, Nadeau, Kari C., Dr, Spann, Kyrsten, Sampson, Hugh A., MD, FAAAAI

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Developing a food allergy curriculum for parents by Vargas, Perla A., Sicherer, Scott H., Christie, Lynn, Keaveny, Maureen, Noone, Sally, Watkins, Debra, Carlisle, Suzanna K, Jones, Stacie M.

“…To cite this article: Vargas PA, Sicherer SH, Christie L, Keaveny M, Noone S, Watkins D, Carlisle SK, Jones SM, CoFAR. Developing a food allergy curriculum for…”
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Development of a questionnaire to measure quality of life in adolescents with food allergy: the FAQL-teen by Resnick, Elena S., MD, Pieretti, Mariah M., MD, Maloney, Jennifer, MD, Noone, Sally, RN, MSN, Muñoz-Furlong, Anne, BA, Sicherer, Scott H., MD

“…Background Living with food allergies affects quality of life (QOL) and may be particularly problematic for teenagers. Objective To develop a validated food…”
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