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Pediatrics

Numbers and perceptions – of life and allergy

17/07/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

I am an avid reader of The Week and particularly addicted to the snippets on page 6 which include 'Poll Watch' – this week devoted to our misconceptions. Mind you, their figures were taken from Ipsos Mori and Telepraph blogs so maybe the latter need to be taken with a little …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Eczema, FoodTag: % of teenage pregnancies, 1.4% US children have shellfish allergy, 1.7% US children have a milk allergy, 2% US children have a peanut allergy, 250 million people suffer from food allergy, 30% world population affected by allergy, 8% of US children have a food allergy, benefit fraud misconceptions, black children have higher rates of skin allergy, EAACI, EAACI allergy figures worlwide, higher income equates with higher allergy levels, hispanic children have lower rates of allergy, Pediatrics, percentage of population who are immigrants, rise in violent crime, Telegraph blogs, The Week, WAO

Food allergy and bullying

23/06/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

Sadly, bullying has been endemic in schools as far back as Tom Brown's Schooldays and no doubt long before. Whether it is the colour of your skin or your hair (we redheads have had our fair share), the fact that you are too tall/too small/too fat/too thin, speak with a lisp or …

Category: Allergies, Coeliac/celiac disease, Dairy-free, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-freeTag: bullying, bullying and food allergy, bullying in school, educating the bully, forcing an allergic child to touch their allergen, New York Times, Pediatrics, psychological effect of bullying

Maybe that red wine was not such a good idea… Allergy prevention tips

01/07/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

I knew it was too good to be true.... There is a down side to all those great benefits I was going on about a few weeks ago.... (See 'The health giving properties of red wine...') In a useful post in Today Health, Danish researchers are reported to have found that the risk of …

Category: Allergies, Food/Health PolicyTag: dust mites, Hayfever/inhaled allergies, health properties of red wine, Pediatrics, pollen allergic, Today Health

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