The
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID),
part of the National Institutes of Health, is a government body that researches
allergies. This site contains fact sheets and other information for the public
on allergies and how to cope with them, as well as an extensive resource list.
The
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
is a national professional organization for physicians who specialize in these
areas. Its Web site offers information for patients and can help you find an
allergy specialist.
The
Allergy Learning Lab is an
information center for people with allergies. Set up personalized services and
learn how to manage your allergy.
The
Food Allergy Network (FAN) is
a nonprofit organization founded by the mother of an allergic daughter. FAN is
geared toward patients, parents and teachers, and has information and resources
such as cookbooks for people with food allergies.
The
American Dietetic Association
is a nonprofit organization. Check out the nutrition fact sheet on ÏFood
Allergies and IntolerancesÓ and learn how to find a registered dietitian who
can help you manage your food allergies.
The
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America,
a nonprofit organization whose goals include finding cures for allergies and
helping people control them, can connect you with 168 support groups nationwide
for strategies on managing allergies.
The
Environmental Protection Agency
is a government agency with information on air-filtering devices that can help
minimize airborne allergens.
