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December 2012

What’s Hiding on Your Holiday Table?

The holidays can be a stressful time for parents of children with food allergies. As Tammy Pritchard says, "You can’t lock yourself away in a little bubble and refuse to enjoy life." Tammy’s son, Alex, came to National Jewish Health and can now enjoy holiday foods containing eggs. Hope for food allergies

Learn more about our Pediatric Food Allergy Program.

Fighting Food Allergies Bite by Bite

It may be obvious that your holiday pie crust isn’t gluten free, but other allergens can be harder to spot. Compare your dinner table to our
food allergy infographic.

Control Allergies and Waistline

Indoor gatherings and irritating odors can trigger allergies, and what you eat and how you eat it can make a difference around your middle.

Holiday tips for winter allergies and eating well.

Support Us on Colorado Gives Day

This year, National Jewish Health will be part of Colorado Gives Day on Dec. 4. Any person with an Internet connection – in Colorado or anywhere – can donate on that day and have their gift increased by FirstBank Incentive Fund.

Schedule your donation now.

'Dr. Fleischer gave me my food back'

By the time Jamie Hanley was 3 and a half years old, the list of foods she couldn’t eat had ballooned to 16. Then, the Hanleys found the National Jewish Health Pediatric Day Program. The Hanleys are now raising money for the Child Life Program.