The fellowship-trained pediatric allergy and immunology specialists at Norton Children’s Allergy & Immunology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, are experienced in treating a wide range of allergy and immunology conditions in children and teens.
Meet the Allergy and Immunology Team
Allergy and Immunology
Meet the Allergy and Immunology Team
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Biologics for asthma can help limit children’s asthma attacks, other severe symptoms
For children with severe asthma who continue to have symptoms despite using daily controller inhalers, a newer type of therapy called biologics could be able to offer them some much-needed relief. “Biologics significantly can help [...]
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Food allergies and school: How to get ready
If you have a child with a food allergy, the thought of sending them to school can be daunting. Managing food allergies and school often comes down to some prep work and organization. Here we […]
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Allergic asthma most common in children
Allergic asthma affects more that 24 million people in the U.S., according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Allergic asthma is the most common type, with 60% of people with asthma experiencing this […]
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Signs of allergies in toddlers
Allergies usually develop after repeated exposure to an allergen, a substance that causes a reaction by the body’s immune system. What are the signs of allergies in toddlers, and when should parents talk to their […]
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What can a routine infection have to do with a child’s sudden outbursts and obsessiveness?
The 5-year-old who arrived at the Norton Children’s Hospital emergency department in December was far different than the happy, healthy girl her parents had come to know. A month earlier, it started with emotional outbursts. […]
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Biologics for asthma can help limit children’s asthma attacks, other severe symptoms
For children with severe asthma who continue to have symptoms despite using daily controller inhalers, a newer type of therapy called biologics could be able to offer them some much-needed relief. “Biologics significantly can help [...]
Read Full Story
Food allergies and school: How to get ready
If you have a child with a food allergy, the thought of sending them to school can be daunting. Managing food allergies and school often comes down to some prep work and organization. Here we […]
Read Full Story
Allergic asthma most common in children
Allergic asthma affects more that 24 million people in the U.S., according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. Allergic asthma is the most common type, with 60% of people with asthma experiencing this […]
Read Full Story
Signs of allergies in toddlers
Allergies usually develop after repeated exposure to an allergen, a substance that causes a reaction by the body’s immune system. What are the signs of allergies in toddlers, and when should parents talk to their […]
Read Full Story
What can a routine infection have to do with a child’s sudden outbursts and obsessiveness?
The 5-year-old who arrived at the Norton Children’s Hospital emergency department in December was far different than the happy, healthy girl her parents had come to know. A month earlier, it started with emotional outbursts. […]
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