Dominique Brown’s Tragic Death Is A Heartbreaking Warning For Black Women To Take Food Allergies Seriously — 5 Things You Can Do! - Page 4
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Shanique Yates
4. Communicate Clearly and Wear Alerts
If you have a food allergy, it is important to inform hosts or staff about any allergies and take extra precautions to ensure food safety. Another option is to consider wearing allergy ID bracelets to help others clearly identify your allergies and take the proper steps in case of an emergency.
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