Some states have – and more are expected to – pass legislation requiring food allergy training. The interactive ServSafe Allergens Online Course provides the protection you need. It drives home the critical l
Food allergy is a growing public health concern. The literature suggests that a significant number of reactions occur in community services, such as schools and restaurants. Therefore, suitable training and education for education and catering professionals using viable and practical tools is needed. Ob...
1 Complete the Training Step 1 2 Pass the Test Step 2 3 Print your Certificate Step 3 Allergen Awareness Training It is estimated that 15 million people in the United States have one or more food allergy. It is important that your staff understands the dangers of food allergies and tha...
AllerTrain Allergy Training for Chefs February 15, 2017 Nicole Smith Betsy Craig and her husband, Rocky, started AllerTrain, an ANSI accredited food allergy and gluten-free training course offered by MenuTrinfo (which, according to their website is “dedicated to bettering the food-service indu...
Food Allergies: Keeping Students Safe and Includedis an online training course designed to help school staff and administrators become better prepared to manage students with food allergies and respond to food allergy emergencies. Take this course to learn more about managing food allergies in schools...
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Key points\nThe natural history of food allergy pertains to the development of clinical allergy, the persistence of reactivity, and/or its resolution.\nSensitization is the exposure to an allergen (such as foods, pollen, mold, and or medications) that initiates the development of IgE reactivity...
Food allergy, defined as an adverse immune response to food proteins, affects as many as 6% of young children and 3% to 4% of adults. Food-induced allergic reactions are responsible for a variety of symptoms involving the skin, gastrointestinal tract, and respiratory tract and might be caused...
Course 961 views Food Allergies An allergy is the immune system's overreaction to what is usually either a harmless or even beneficial substance. The immune system is a collection of organs and cells that help to protect you from truly bad things, like viruses and bacteria. In allergies, th...