This issue of Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North America, guest edited by Dr. David Stukus, is devoted to Pediatric Allergy. Articles in this important issue include: It’s Not Mom’s Fault: Prenatal and Early Life Exposures that Do and Do Not Contribute to Food Allergy Development; Implementation of Early Peanut Introduction Guidelines: It Takes a Village; Managing Younger Siblings of Food Allergic Children; Oral Food Challenges in Infants and Toddlers; Moving Past ‘Avoid all Nuts’: Individualizing Management of Children with Peanut/Tree Nut Allergies; Eczema is a Barrier Issue, Not an Allergy Issue; Tips and Tricks for Controlling Eczema; What to Do with an Abnormal Newborn Screen for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency; Vocal Cord Dysfunction: The Spectrum Across the Ages; It’s Time to Start Phenotyping Our Patients with Asthma; Asthma Self-Management: It’s Not One Size Fits All; and How Dr. Google is Impacting Parental Medical Decision Making.
1. Implementation of Early Peanut Introduction Guidelines: It Takes a Village - p. 459 2. Managing Younger Siblings of Food Allergic Children - p. 469 3. Oral Food Challenges in Infants and Toddlers - p. 481 4. Moving Past “Avoid All Nuts”: Individualizing Management of Children with Peanut/Tree Nut Allergies - p. 495 5. Atopic Dermatitis Is a Barrier Issue, Not an Allergy Issue - p. 507 6. Tips and Tricks for Controlling Eczema - p. 521 7. What to Do with an Abnormal Newborn Screen for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency - p. 535 8. Vocal Cord Dysfunction: The Spectrum Across the Ages - p. 547 9. It’s Time to Start Phenotyping Our Patients with Asthma - p. 561 10. Asthma Self-management: It’s Not One Size Fits All - p. 573 11. How Dr Google Is Impacting Parental Medical Decision Making - p. 583
This issue of Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North America, guest edited by Dr. David Stukus, is devoted to Pediatric Allergy. Articles in this important issue include: It’s Not Mom’s Fault: Prenatal and Early Life Exposures that Do and Do Not Contribute to Food Allergy Development; Implementation of Early Peanut Introduction Guidelines: It Takes a Village; Managing Younger Siblings of Food Allergic Children; Oral Food Challenges in Infants and Toddlers; Moving Past ‘Avoid all Nuts’: Individualizing Management of Children with Peanut/Tree Nut Allergies; Eczema is a Barrier Issue, Not an Allergy Issue; Tips and Tricks for Controlling Eczema; What to Do with an Abnormal Newborn Screen for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency; Vocal Cord Dysfunction: The Spectrum Across the Ages; It’s Time to Start Phenotyping Our Patients with Asthma; Asthma Self-Management: It’s Not One Size Fits All; and How Dr. Google is Impacting Parental Medical Decision Making.
1. Implementation of Early Peanut Introduction Guidelines: It Takes a Village - p. 459 2. Managing Younger Siblings of Food Allergic Children - p. 469 3. Oral Food Challenges in Infants and Toddlers - p. 481 4. Moving Past “Avoid All Nuts”: Individualizing Management of Children with Peanut/Tree Nut Allergies - p. 495 5. Atopic Dermatitis Is a Barrier Issue, Not an Allergy Issue - p. 507 6. Tips and Tricks for Controlling Eczema - p. 521 7. What to Do with an Abnormal Newborn Screen for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency - p. 535 8. Vocal Cord Dysfunction: The Spectrum Across the Ages - p. 547 9. It’s Time to Start Phenotyping Our Patients with Asthma - p. 561 10. Asthma Self-management: It’s Not One Size Fits All - p. 573 11. How Dr Google Is Impacting Parental Medical Decision Making - p. 583
