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By Professor Adam Fox
24.10.22
Allergist

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.

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By Professor Adam Fox
08.01.20
Paediatric allergist

Signs of anaphylaxis in children and what to do

Professor Adam Fox explains the signs of anaphylaxis (an extreme and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction) and what to do if your child is showing these signs.

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By Professor Adam Fox
17.01.19
Paediatric allergist

Is there a link between eczema and food allergies?

We invited esteemed paediatric allergist Dr Adam Fox to share his expert insight on food allergies and the rise in cases of problems of this type. The leading specialist also details if food allergies can be linked to skin conditions like eczema.

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By Professor Adam Fox
08.01.19
Paediatric allergist

Eczema in children: an expert’s guide

There has been a dramatic rise in allergic diseases in the Western world over the last 40 years, and almost 20% of children today are thought to have either allergic or atopic eczema. So, what is eczema, what can trigger flare-ups and how can we treat it. Dr Adam Fox, a leading paediatric allergist explains.

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By Professor Adam Fox
13.11.18
Allergist

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.

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By Professor Adam Fox
05.11.18
Paediatric allergist

Food allergies in children: your FAQs answered by a specialist

Food allergies in children are becoming increasingly common, with the number rising as time goes by. Food allergies are now becoming more widespread, affecting an estimated 5-6% of young children. Dr Adam Fox, a leading paediatric allergist, answers some of the most frequently asked questions surrounding allergies in children.

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