Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University

Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University Register for the SNP Ask The Expert Webinars here: https://mailchi.mp/stanford/snpwebinars

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Jo Frost, best known from Supernanny, has been using her public platform to raise awareness about the realities of anaph...
10/01/2025

Jo Frost, best known from Supernanny, has been using her public platform to raise awareness about the realities of anaphylaxis and severe food allergies.

In an Instagram video, Jo shares her personal experience of managing a life-threatening allergy and the need to always be alert, especially in places where others may not be fully aware of the risks or how to help.

She makes it clear that while her allergy doesn’t define her, it still affects her daily life.

Her story is a reminder that many people, adults and children alike, face similar challenges and need greater support, education, and changes in how society handles food allergies.

At SNP, we’re dedicated to promoting understanding and pushing for a more inclusive and supportive world for everyone affected by food allergies.

You can watch Jo’s video on Instagram. Please join us in sharing stories like Jo’s to help raise awareness and support for the food allergy community.

09/26/2025

The Impact of Food Allergy

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The FDA is now reviewing Anaphylm, a new under-the-tongue (sublingual) epinephrine film from Aquestive Therapeutics, des...
09/24/2025

The FDA is now reviewing Anaphylm, a new under-the-tongue (sublingual) epinephrine film from Aquestive Therapeutics, designed to treat severe allergic reactions like anaphylaxis.

A decision is expected by January 31, 2026.

Why is this important?

Easy, accessible treatment options can help save lives during emergencies.

We’re hopeful this brings more choices and peace of mind to everyone living with food allergies.

Learn more: https://investors.aquestive.com/news-releases/news-release-details/aquestive-therapeutics-announces-fda-acceptance-new-drug-0

09/19/2025

The Peanut Patch vs OIT for Food Allergy

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Can peanut allergies finally be cured?  For decades, millions have lived in fear of a single bite. Now, groundbreaking t...
09/17/2025

Can peanut allergies finally be cured?

For decades, millions have lived in fear of a single bite.

Now, groundbreaking therapies, from oral immunotherapy and skin patches to cutting-edge biologics, are changing lives.

Some kids can even eat PB&Js again.

The ultimate goal?

A future where peanut allergies don’t exist at all.

👉 Read the full story in our bio

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We know getting back to school can be stressful, especially when managing allergies.That’s why we’ve created a handy Bac...
09/09/2025

We know getting back to school can be stressful, especially when managing allergies.

That’s why we’ve created a handy Back-to-School Guide to help you prepare for a safe, allergy-friendly year ahead.

Download your guide by joining our newsletter and start the school year with confidence!

09/03/2025

🌟 Fund Research. Fuel Relief. Help Kids with Allergies Live Better. 🌟

Check out what we got up to at the Summer Scamper 2025!

09/01/2025

Meet Scamper Patient Hero Jocelyn - artist, baker, and allergy clinical trial champion. 🎨🍪📚

For most of her life, Jocelyn lived with the fear that even a trace of nuts could trigger a dangerous allergic reaction.
But with the help of the team at the , and her own fierce curiosity and courage, Jocelyn took part in a clinical trial that changed everything.

Now 14, she can safely eat peanuts, cashews, and walnuts-foods that once posed serious danger. She's even turned her experience into a graphic novel, Conquering Allergies, to help other kids like her.

Our 2024 Summer Scholar Eimear O'Rourke! .o.rourke
08/27/2025

Our 2024 Summer Scholar Eimear O'Rourke! .o.rourke

10 years of Allergy Research.Advancing Allergy Care.A better future for patients Allergies and Asthma.This year marks th...
08/25/2025

10 years of Allergy Research.
Advancing Allergy Care.
A better future for patients Allergies and Asthma.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University.

Thanks to visionary funding and relentless dedication, we're closer than ever to making food allergies a thing of the past.

The SNP Center’s journey is proof: science, collaboration, and a shared commitment can solve the allergy challenges. From FDA-approved drugs like Xolair to pioneering clinical trials, the future of allergy treatment is brighter than ever.

This is just the beginning.

The next decade? It’s going to change everything.

08/20/2025

Allergic Reactions

Does Dupilumab work for peanut allergies?Find out the latest research on dupilumab and its role in managing peanut aller...
08/18/2025

Does Dupilumab work for peanut allergies?

Find out the latest research on dupilumab and its role in managing peanut allergies for children. While it didn't lead to desensitization, it showed promise in reducing reaction severity.

Learn about potential treatment options and what’s coming next in food allergy research!

💬 What questions do you have about food allergy treatments? Drop them below below!

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Our center brings together a team of talented individuals from clinical research, basic science, and community.

The Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research at Stanford University is the first center of its kind, aiming to not only to find better treatments for children and adults with allergies and asthma, but to discover underlying immune mechanisms against the diseases and develop a lasting cure.