reALLERGIES Podcast Episode 2: Research, Trauma & the Future of FPIES Care | Part 2

Welcome to Episode 2, Part 2 of the reALLERGIES Podcast — a continued exploration of FPIES (Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome) through the perspectives of patients, families, and clinicians.In Part 2, the conversation expands into the future of FPIES care—highlighting critical gaps in research, the growing recognition of adult FPIES, and the urgent need to address the mental health impact that often goes overlooked.From the lack of a diagnostic biomarker to the challenges of managing care across all age groups, this episode brings forward the voices of clinicians and advocates working to move the field forward. You’ll hear how patient-driven research, global registries, and emerging collaborations are shaping a more complete understanding of FPIES.At the same time, this conversation underscores a major missing piece in care: the integration of mental health. With high levels of anxiety, PTSD, and isolation reported by patients and families, there is a growing movement to bridge the gap between medical treatment and trauma-informed support—ensuring care addresses the whole person, not just the condition.Because advancing care means more than better diagnosis—it means better support, better understanding, and better outcomes for those living it every day.If you or someone you love is navigating FPIES, you are not alone.👍 Subscribe for more episodes💬 Share your experience (patient, parent, clinician) in the comments