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The GINA 2026 update introduces age-stratified primary care flowcharts for asthma exacerbation management, expands biologic guidance including depemokimab, and adds a formal red-flag list for fatal or near-fatal asthma risk in adults and adolescents.

“This device will become many patients’ primary epinephrine device because it removes the hurdle to administering epinephrine earlier in the anaphylactic process.” — Haley Overstreet, MD, Aspire Allergy & Sinus

“Today’s approval of the first generic fluticasone propionate inhalation aerosol represents an important step in expanding access to affordable asthma treatment.” – Iilun Murphy, MD, Director of the Office of Generic Drugs in the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

The Sonu Band, now FDA-cleared for children 12+, showed a -2.74 mean TNSS improvement with no adverse events in a 2-week study.

Combined omalizumab-OIT therapy demonstrated an impressive 50-percentage-point advantage over placebo in food challenge success rates for children with multiple food allergies.

A longitudinal study demonstrates that early peanut introduction can reduce allergy risk by 81%, with protection persisting through early adolescence despite varying consumption patterns.