Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA) also known as Cow’s Milk Allergy (CMA) is one of the most common food allergies in infants and young children. It has been defined as, a reproducible adverse reaction to one or more milk proteins (usually caseins or whey beta-lactoglobulin) mediated through immunoglobulin (Ig) E and / or non-IgE mechanisms (Hill & Hosking 1995).
This site is dedicated to providing the support healthcare professionals, patients and caregivers need to provide the best possible care for infants with CMPA.
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Pediatric Cow’s Milk
Protein Allergy
CMPA is one of the most common food allergies in babies and young children.
This site is dedicated to providing the support healthcare professionals, patients and caregivers need to provide the best possible care for infants with CMPA.
Learn more about CMPA
Watch our 4-part series outlining early diagnosis and appropriate management of infants and young children with CMPA.
Diagnose: Start with skin
Watch leading experts share their knowledge on diagnosing CMPA.
Identify with CoMiSS®
Discover how CoMiSS® can helps you recognize and assess the common signs of CMPA.
Case Studies: CMPA Families
Why is diagnosis of CMPA diffcult?
CMPA Management
Learn how CMPA is managed by leading experts
Wherever you are in your
understanding of the
CMPA journey, you’ll find
support and answers to
your questions here.
We’ve used expert-insights to develop a set of tools and nutritional
solutions for healthcare professionals to help make earlier diagnosis and
appropriate management easier.
Equipping patients with our symptom diary is an easy way for you both to track related symptoms on the pathway to diagnosis.
The CoMiSS® tool was created by leading experts to help recognize and assess non-specific signs and symptoms that could indicate CMPA.
Watch videos where CMPA experts discuss diagnosis and management, and get access to additional resources such as our CMPA awareness brochure.
Everything you need to about CPMA.
