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

Sean N. Parker Center's Ask the Expert Webinar Series with Dr. Andrew Long - https://mailchi.mp/2f84f81ab/snpasktheexpertapr2022-4756480

Sean N. Parker Center's Ask the Expert Webinar Series with Dr. Tina Sindher - https://mailchi.mp/31778415d7e1/snpasktheexpertmar2022

Sean N. Parker Center's Ask the Expert Webinar Series with Dr. Katie Fast - https://mailchi.mp/627a956bb63e/snpasktheexpertfeb2022

The Sean N. Parker Center is actively recruiting for our SUNBEAM study! If you are interested in participating, please contact the study coordinators for more information!

Sean N. Parker Center's Ask the Expert Webinar Series with Dr. William Collins - https://mailchi.mp/2583afa04/snpasktheexpertoct2021-4756444

The Sean N. Parker Center is actively recruiting expecting parents for our SUNBEAM study! The study examines the bio-factors that influence food allergy and eczema development in young children. Please follow our SUNBEAM website link to learn more! https://sunbeamstudy.sites.stanford.edu/

Happy Holidays from the Sean N. Parker Center - https://mailchi.mp//thank-you-from-the-sean-n-parker-cente

Hello, We have a new study for individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19 and who have not had a flu shot yet this year. Please contact us today for more information on our study and how you can receive a free flu vaccine with us. Eligible participants will be reimbursed for time for up to $250. Please email Allie Skye Lee at [email protected] to book an appointment! ... Thank you and have a wonderful Monday!

Thank You from the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research - https://mailchi.mp//thank-you-from-the-sean-n-parker-cente

We’ve taken the pledge, have you? A safe and spooky Halloween to all! https://www.foodallergy.org//living-t/teal-pumpkin-project ... Hena

Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy & Asthma Research at Stanford University - Scientific Fall 2020 eNewsletter - https://mailchi.mp/stanford/fall2020scientificenews10282020

Research shows children with food allergies are more at risk of anaphylaxis during Halloween. Here are ways to keep your child safe from allergens while enjoying the spooky fun (w/ COVID-19 precautions)!! Plan food-free Halloween activities. Fun alternatives include costume contests, games and pumpkin carving. Don’t let your food-allergic child trick-or-treat alone, and always make sure they carry their auto injectable epinephrine with them. Verify that adults or friend...s with your child understand his or her food allergies and what to do in an emergency. Be cautious of fun size candy, which may contain different ingredients than regular size packages. Teach your child how to politely say no to food that may not be safe, especially homemade items such as cookies and cupcakes. (Recommendations from AAAI: https://www.aaaai.org//allergy/avoid-anaphylaxis-halloween)