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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Parker Center Ask The Expert Webinar visit: med.stanford.edu/allergyandasthma

The latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030) include a major update for infant feeding.Early introduction of ...
04/03/2026

The latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030) include a major update for infant feeding.

Early introduction of peanut and other allergenic foods is now recommended to help reduce the risk of food allergy.

Easter celebrations should be joyful, not stressful for families managing food allergies.This season, consider allergy-f...
04/01/2026

Easter celebrations should be joyful, not stressful for families managing food allergies.

This season, consider allergy-friendly swaps that keep every child included:

• Non-food Easter baskets (stickers, books, crafts, bubbles)
• Clearly labeled treats with ingredient checks
• Egg-free decorating alternatives

At the SNP Center for Allergy and Asthma Research, we believe every child deserves a safe seat at the celebration table.

Wishing your family a safe, inclusive, and healthy Easter.

Do you or your child have food allergies?Are you considering starting omalizumab with your care provider for your food a...
04/01/2026

Do you or your child have food allergies?

Are you considering starting omalizumab with your care provider for your food allergies?

We are now enrolling participants ages 1-55 with 1 or more food allergies who are interested in starting omalizumab with their care provider.

Participation will involve several clinic visits, samples collection, oral food challenges & questionnaires.

To learn more, contact our Center:
Email: snpcenterallergy_inquiry@stanford.edu
Phone: 650-521-7237

Principal Investigator: Sayantani Sindher, MD

For complaints, concerns, or participant's right questions, contact 1-866-680-2906

Does your child have a PEANUT ALLERGY?The COMFORT Toddlers Study is enrolling children ages 1–3 to evaluate a skin patch...
03/31/2026

Does your child have a PEANUT ALLERGY?

The COMFORT Toddlers Study is enrolling children ages 1–3 to evaluate a skin patch treatment for peanut allergy.

Compensation provided

Learn more through link in bio or emailing our center.

03/30/2026

Moments like this matter, not because of the award, but because of what it represents: years of dedication to better care, better research, and better outcomes.

We’re proud to be recogniszed again as a World Allergy Organization Center of Excellence.

03/27/2026

Food allergies are often misunderstood as simply avoiding certain foods. But for millions of families, it’s a constant calculation of risk, every meal, every setting, every day.

What’s important to recognize is that we’ve made real progress.

Over the past decade, research has advanced our understanding of prevention, diagnosis, and emerging treatments in meaningful ways.

But at the same time, less than 2% of NIAID’s budget is currently allocated to food allergy research.

And that creates a real challenge, because this is not the moment to slow down.

It’s the moment to accelerate.

Continued federal investment is essential if we want to build on this momentum and deliver safer, more effective options for patients and families.

This conversation is happening now, at the Congressional Food Allergy Research Caucus, where researchers, clinicians, and public health leaders are coming together to help shape what comes next.

Because ultimately, our goal is not just better management of food allergies, it’s a future where fewer families have to live with the fear of them.

03/26/2026

The latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030) include a major update for infant feeding.

Early introduction of peanut and other allergenic foods is now recommended to help reduce the risk of food allergy.

Does your child have a PEANUT ALLERGY?The COMFORT Toddlers Study is enrolling children ages 1–3 to evaluate a skin patch...
03/26/2026

Does your child have a PEANUT ALLERGY?

The COMFORT Toddlers Study is enrolling children ages 1–3 to evaluate a skin patch treatment for peanut allergy.

Compensation provided

Learn more through link in bio or emailing our center.

How might biologics improve outcomes in multi-allergen oral immunotherapy?In a new Q&A, Dr. Sayantani Sindher from the S...
03/25/2026

How might biologics improve outcomes in multi-allergen oral immunotherapy?

In a new Q&A, Dr. Sayantani Sindher from the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University discusses the COMBINE trial and the potential role of dupilumab alongside omalizumab-facilitated mOIT.

The interview explores the science behind the therapy and what these findings could mean for future food allergy treatment approaches.

Read the full discussion:

https://touchimmunology.com/insight/evaluating-dupilumab-in-omalizumab-moit/

Monday through Sunday, food allergies don’t take a break.Children don’t get a day off from label reading, school precaut...
03/20/2026

Monday through Sunday, food allergies don’t take a break.

Children don’t get a day off from label reading, school precautions, or carrying emergency medication.

That’s why advancing research every day matters.

Our team is focused on improving prevention, expanding treatment options, and reducing quality-of-life burdens for families.

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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.