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| Management of allergy in children and teenagers |
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Articles in this section cover the management of allergy in schools. Please read the thumbnails below and click on the title to open the article.
Good dental care especially important for children on special diets Coeliacs and college: tips for parents and prospective students Colleges accommodate more students with food allergies - a long article in USA Today detailing the encouraging progress made in colleges across the USA who are making active efforts to accommodate allergic students. 02/10 Sending an allergic child to their first school – Advice from paediatric allergy nurse specialist, Rebecca Elder – 08/09 Improving allergy safety at school: John Scott compares the provision for allergic children in this country with what is on offer elswhere. 2007 Managing Severe Allergies in Schools: Training for school nurses and staff helps to demystify and promote safe management of severe allergic reactions – Sue Clarke 2007 Hidden allergens in the classroom: John Scott points out some danger areas in the classroom. 2007 Children’s allergy service on the NHS: introducing the new state-of-the-art allergy clinic at the Evelina Children’s Hospital in London, UK – Michelle Berriedale-Johnson 2007 Teen Troubles: Analysis of the teenage brain and ideas for the best way to help your teenager live stress-free when managing allergy and intolerance - Anne Muñoz Furlong 2006 Tips for food allergic and intolerant children starting school: a mother of two allergic children, and Foods Matter’s Allergy Agony Aunt, gives some invaluable advice – Gail Sinfield 2005 Teenagers and Anaphylaxis: Information for parents and children about workshops on awareness and confidence among teenagers with severe allergies, providing invaluable feedback for trainers themselves on current thinking among the age group – Jennifer Percival 2004 Playschools and allergies: an article about dealing with allergies, epilepsy and coeliac disease in children at a playschool in Cambridge – Susan Lister 2004
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