15: Allergy & immunology medical articles

By Mr Matt Lechner
15.07.24
Allergy & immunology

All about allergens and allergen avoidance

In his latest online article, Mr Matt Lechner explores some practical tips for avoiding allergens and creating a healthier environment for allergy sufferers.

grass pollen allergy, allergy testing, adult allergies, hay fever, food allergies

By Dr Raghu Raju
19.10.23
Allergy & immunology

Allergies in adulthood: Is it possible to develop an allergy later in life?

Allergies can develop in adults, even if they weren't a problem during childhood. Dr Raghu Raju, a renowned consultant in respiratory medicine and allergy, explains which are the common adult-onset allergies and what can trigger them in this informative guide.

food oral immunotherapy, allergist and immunologist, food allergy, immune reaction

By Professor Adam Fox
24.10.22
Allergy & immunology

What is food oral immunotherapy, and is it safe?

What is food oral immunotherapy, and is it safe for my child? Here to answer these questions and more is distinguished consultant adult and paediatric allergist and immunologist, Professor Adam Fox.

By Dr Robert Boyle
28.07.20
Allergy & immunology

Cow’s milk allergy in infants: are the current guidelines causing an overdiagnosis?

There is increasing evidence across Europe suggesting that children are being overdiagnosed with a cow's milk allergy due to inaccurate information being promoted by the current allergy guidelines. Dr Robert Boyle, one of our top allergy specialists, explains why many parents may falsely believe their child has a cow's milk allergy and how private formula manufacturers might be profiting from this.

By Professor Adam Fox
13.11.18
Allergy & immunology

How common are food allergies in children?

Allergies are extremely common, with an estimated 1 in 4 people in the UK affected by an allergy in some form. Dr Adam Fox, one of the UK’s leading paediatric allergists, explains what parents need to know about food allergies, and how you can help spot the symptoms in your child.

By Professor George Du Toit
14.08.18
Allergy & immunology

Hay fever: the facts you’re just itching to know

The pollen levels over the summer have been extremely high in the UK due to the extreme weather. Many hay fever sufferers have therefore had a terrible time with this. Esteemed paediatric allergist Professor George Du Toit is here to explain hay fever and how sufferers can deal with it.

Written by Top Doctors
Allergy & immunology

Histamine intolerance: a very common but little-known disease

Histamine intolerance is a common but little-known condition affecting around half the population. Find out more.

Written by Top Doctors
Allergy & immunology

What is sinusitis and how is it treated?

Sinusitis affects millions of people. Find out what the symptoms are and how it can be treated.

Written by Top Doctors
Allergy & immunology

Understanding histamine intolerance

Histamine is a vital molecule with many extraordinary biological functions but an excess of it in the tissues can cause health problems. Find out more about histamine intolerance.