Allergist Dr. David Stukus and Allergic Living Editor Gwen Smith talk food allergy and asthma management at school - and the steps to getting it right. They focus on keeping students with these conditions safe and fully included in school life. Plus, at the 21-minute mark, they dive into research on: why food-allergic teens often take allergy risks and how to help.
School Topics Covered:
1:30 Essentials: written food allergy or asthma emergency care plan.
2:44 Accommodations & toolkits; negotiating with the school.
6:25 Cafeteria seating - evolving approaches.
11:10 Epi auto-injectors, inhalers and why self-carry.
14:15 School bus and food allergy safety.
16:06 Asthma triggers: from pet hair to pollution and essential oil diffusers.
19:27 What if your child has exercise-induced asthma?
20:58 Teenagers, risk-taking, and how to talk to your allergic teen.
Resources mentioned:
Allergic Living's Food Allergies: 8 Tools for School: www.allergicli...
SAMPRO - School-based Allergy, Asthma Anaphylaxis Management Program. Also, see video here: • SCHOOL-BASED ALLERGY A...
Is Your Allergic Teen Taking Risks? Full article: www.allergicli...
This video discussion is co-hosted by the AAAAI allergists' organization (@4AI4YOU) and Allergic Living. Dr. Stukus is director of the Food Allergy Treatment Center at @NationwideChildrens.
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16 окт 2024
