We are delighted to share that Allergy London’s Professor of Paediatric Allergy, Professor Adam Fox, has been honoured with Doctify’s Badge of Excellence. This award is reserved for the top 10% of clinicians, recognising their exceptional dedication to providing outstanding patient care, transparency, and trust, as highlighted through patient feedback. To be awarded with this […]
We are proud to share that Professor Adam Fox, Professor of Paediatric Allergy at Allergy London, has recently been honoured with the British Society for Allergy & Clinical Immunology (BSACI) Fellows Award for 2024. This prestigious award recognises members “who have made significant contributions to the Society and have played a continuously active role for […]
It’s crucial for individuals at risk of anaphylaxis to have access to two adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs), e.g., EpiPen or Jext, at all times. For school children, this means having two sets of two AAIs: one set for school and one set for outside school. However, many people find that their GP may only provide a […]
Professor Adam Fox, Allergy London’s Professor of Paediatric Allergy, was delighted to lead a talk on the topic of “Advances in the Management of Food Allergy” for General Practitioners (GPs) at their primary care study day this week. Reflecting on the event and its objectives, Professor Adam Fox shared: “I enjoyed the opportunity to speak […]
In the United Kingdom, food allergies impact 6-8% of young children and approximately 1-2% of adults, and have a considerable influence on the overall quality of life for affected families. Here, Allergy London’s Paediatric allergist, Professor Adam Fox, shares crucial insights to unravel the complexities surrounding food allergies. This blog is focused on clarifying what […]
Food allergies have become a prevalent concern in today’s world, affecting people of all ages. When it comes to diagnosing food allergies, a careful and comprehensive approach is essential. A combination of clinical assessment and specific allergy tests, such as skin prick tests, specific IgE blood tests, and provocation challenges, remains the gold standard for […]
It’s crucial to address the relative risk factors when it comes to childhood fatalities concerning food allergies and anaphylaxis. Research conducted by Imperial College London some years ago brought to light an important perspective: the statistical likelihood of a fatality due to anaphylaxis in comparison to other causes of death among children. While discussing distressing […]
Food allergies can have serious and sometimes life-threatening consequences. It’s crucial for parents along with anyone who looks after a person with food allergies are well-prepared and informed to reduce the risk of anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction. Allergy London’s Professor Adam Fox, together with Dr Nandinee Patel, Dr Ru-Xin Foong, Dr Paul Turner, and Professor […]
Allergy London’s Paediatric Allergist, Professor Adam Fox, spoke recently to Actress Ali Bastian, to provide helpful advice and guidance in a Q&A session covering allergies, eczema, weaning and the introduction of allergenic foods in the context of welcoming a new baby into an ‘allergic family.’ This meeting marked part two in the ‘allergy chats’ series […]
