The Paeds Round

Emma and the team are joined by one of the world's leading experts in paediatric food allergy, Professor George du Toit. The panel discuss the diagnosis of allergies, peanut allergy, the potential links between eczema and food allergies, skin-prick testing, breastfeeding and much more.
Guest: Professor George du Toit is Professor of Paediatric Allergy at the Evelina London, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust and Kings College London. He has helped establish specialist paediatric clinics focused on food allergy (prevention and treatment), chronic urticaria, and drug allergy.
Hosts: Dr Emma Lim and Dr Christo Tsilifis 
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What would you do if you saw a child at school stuffing toast into his backpack so his baby sister could eat, because there was no food at home? With four and a half million children in the UK living in poverty, food insecurity is a growing and deeply concerning issue. It has a profound impact on the health and wellbeing of children and young people.
This week Emma and Christo are joined by Professor Greta Defeyter to go over the effects of food insecurity on child development, the details of food deserts and food swamps, and the practical steps we can take.
Guest: Professor Greta Defeyter OBE is a Professor of Developmental Psychology at the Northumbria University and the founder and director of the Healthy Living Lab.
Hosts: Dr Emma Lim and Dr Christo Tsilifis 
This podcast is a collaboration between the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and Odland.
The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast relates only to the speaker and not necessarily to their employer, organisation, RCPCH or any other group or individual.
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How can paediatricians offer patients with sickle cell disease the best possible care? How do we listen to children and young people, and their families, to help recognise and manage their painful crises?
Emma and the team are joined by Dr Subarna Chakravorty, a consultant haematologist, to discuss the NICE guidelines for sickle cell and thalassemia and the management of pain. The panel discusses how children of different ages experience pain differently and why it's important to consider co-morbidities.
Guest: Dr Subarna Chakravorty, Consultant Haematologist, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Imperial College London. Subarna has a special interest in non-malignant haematology and stem cell transplant for haemoglobinopathy and non-malignant diseases.
Hosts: Dr Emma Lim and Dr Christo Tsilifis 
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Antibiotics have a huge impact on delivering health care and reducing mortality – about a third of children in hospitals are taking these medicines – but the threat of antimicrobial resistance is real.
Dr Sanjay Patel, a consultant in paediatric infectious diseases and immunology, talks to hosts Emma and Christo about its causes and how we can improve antimicrobial stewardship for the benefit of all patients.
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Children's oral health is in a crisis: it's the most common reason for children to visit a hospital and it's not improving as quickly as we need.
Professor Peter Day, paediatric dentist and professor of children's oral health, speaks with us around the stark facts on tooth decay – it affects 10% of three-year-olds and 48% of 15-year-olds – with impact on a child's ability to sleep, eat, talk and go to school, and on the health service – and how community interventions can help. Plus, how supervised tooth brushing can provide economic as well as health benefits.
Professor Peter Day is a Paediatric Dentist (in Leeds and Bradford) and Professor of Children's Oral Health at the University of Leeds with interests and expertise in children's oral health research and dental trauma. He speaks with the podcast host and paediatrician, Dr Emma Lim.
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