CAAs Canadian students return to school, concerns about managing food allergies among children have been highlighted by medical professionals. Over 600,000 children under 18 in Canada suffer from food allergies, requiring careful planning to maintain health during the academic year. Dr. Samira Jeimy, an allergist, notes that the transition back to school can increase stress for children with allergies, potentially worsening their conditions. She emphasizes the importance of educating both students and teachers on handling allergies, including proper use of inhalers for allergic asthma and EpiPens for severe reactions. Dr. Allan Grill adds that preventing life-threatening outcomes depends on proper education and preparedness.
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