The phrase "allergy organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or entity that focuses on issues related to allergies, such as research, advocacy, or support for individuals with allergies.
Example: "The allergy organization is hosting a conference to raise awareness about food allergies and their impact on daily life."
Alternatives: "allergy association" or "allergy group".
For the preventive drug push, Ms. Winders has been joined by representatives from other allergy organizations, all with somewhat similar financial ties to Mylan.
Large food allergy organizations, local support groups, and physician organizations may find the general public survey useful for obtaining baseline assessments, determining community attitudes towards food allergy, and evaluating the effectiveness of educational campaigns and courses.
Increasing prevalence [ 1, 2] has brought recent attention to childhood food allergy organized food allergy support groups exist in many states in the US and large national food allergy organizations, such as the Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network, are promoting increased knowledge and awareness among the public.
Particularly, parent participants were selected from a food allergy support organization, and may therefore be more knowledgeable about food allergy and have more severely food-allergic children [ 46].
(For comparison, the German Allergy and Asthma Organization (DAAB) [56] has 18,000 members and Foodwatch 35,000 [57].) There were participants (2.5%) who indicated to be members in consumer organizations as well as in environmental organizations.
Owing, perhaps, to the founder's allergy to bureaucracy, the organization never achieved anything like the scope of Médecins Sans Frontières, which would later win the Nobel Peace Prize.
For example, the German Allergy and Asthma Association (Deutscher Allergie- und Asthmabund, DAAB), a non-governmental consumer organization, recommends products that fulfill stringent criteria and product testing.
Mylan gives money to Ms. Winders's organization to help expand treatment for severe allergies.
The organization supports research to find a cure for severe food allergies.
