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...than babies born during summer and fall. Remember that an “increased risk” does not mean that high pollen exposure causes asthma and hay fever. Many babies born in winter and spring DO NOT develop those allergies. Also, many babies born in summer and fall DO develop them. However, these findings suggest that being exposed to high amounts of pollen during the specific window of 0-6 months of age may contribute, along with various other environmental...

...As you may have heard, we rolled out our improved Neocate Infant in fall of 2013 in the United States! We were excited to roll it out as it has many improvements over the last version of Neocate Infant. One of those is the fact that we took out the soy oil in the Neocate Infant product. We used to get lots of questions about the use of soy oil in infant formulas, and...

...conclude that stinkbugs represent a new “clinically significant indoor allergen.” Because stinkbugs are spreading fast and are often seen in high numbers, they may play an increasing role in allergies in the coming years. Especially as other allergens increase in the fall, including ragweed and fungi, it will be important for allergists to be aware that stinkbugs may be causing symptoms instead of other, more recognized allergens. Allergists could soon be asking their patients whether...

...as DHA (Koletzko, 2008). The levels of DHA and ARA in Neocate infant formulas fall right in the middle of this range. In fact, the level of DHA in Neocate infant formulas is comparable to the worldwide average found in breast milk of about 0.32% (Brenna, 2007). Here are the levels of DHA and ARA in Neocate infant formulas available in the United states, expressed both as a percentage and as milligrams in 100 calories...

...turns out summer break is the perfect time to prepare for the fall and the first day of a new school year. There will be no food allergy skills “brain drain” for our family this summer! Our Food Allergy Brain Drain Prevention Check List: Hand-washing: Washing hands with soap and water before and after eating. Hand sanitizer does not remove food proteins. Safe Snacking: Never assume a snack is safe. Always bring own safe snack....