Secretary: Suzanne Harvey
Royal Brompton Hospital,
77 Wimpole Street,
London, W1G 9RU

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Getting Ready to Travel with a Food Allergy

With the right preparation it is possible to manage food allergies in children when you are travelling.

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Why TLC Can Be the Best Medicine for a Wheezing Baby

Wheezing and noisy breathing can be some of the most worrying symptoms to hear in your baby, but they aren’t usually a sign of anything serious. It is important to see a doctor for wheezing baby treatment if the symptoms are severe or they last a long time, but the most likely cause is a … Read More

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Are Your Genes Responsible for Food Allergies?

Food allergies often seem to run in families, but it isn’t always possible to predict who will be affected. However, new research is helping to reveal the hereditary aspects of food allergies by identifying genes that are associated with particular allergies. Understanding the causes of food allergies could one day help private paediatricians and other … Read More

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How to Tackle Nightmares in Children ?

Occasional nightmares are very common, usually starting after age 3 years. Although they aren’t usually signs of serious sleep disorders in children, it is important to check for any underlying causes and help your child to feel safe and secure.

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Time for the Seasonal Flu Vaccine

The best time to get the flu vaccine is at the start of the flu season, which lasts from October to March. Getting the flu vaccine can reduce the chances that your child will be affected by influenza this year. The vaccine will protect your child against the strain that is expected to be most … Read More

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How to Treat Fever in Children in Summer

Being ill isn’t fun at any time of the year, but it can be particularly uncomfortable when the weather is warm. Treating viral infection in children in summer can require a little extra care, especially when they are suffering from a fever.

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Is Screentime Responsible for Sleep Disorders in Children?

A little screen time can be great for entertaining and educating kids, but spending too much time staring at a screen or using one at the wrong time can cause problems. Setting some rules about screen time can often help with sleep disorders in children.

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How Does Spring Weather Affect Your Allergies?

Spring brings brighter weather and longer days, but it also brings with it some uncomfortable symptoms for those of us affected by seasonal allergies.

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How to Create an Asthma Friendly Home

It’s impossible to control the world your child goes out into every day, but you can create a safe environment at home for your child with asthma. The treatment provided by your private paediatrician in London can help to prevent asthma attacks, but it’s still important to get rid of any potential triggers when you … Read More

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Could Vitamin D Keep Colds and Flu Away?

We all know that eating well is important for our health. We want our children to get all the vitamins and minerals that they need to stay well and grow properly. We might even give them some extra vitamins in winter in the hope that it will stop the flu, and recent reports suggest that … Read More

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Suzanne Harvey

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