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A recent study published in JAMA Pediatrics illustrates the lasting impact of introducing foods like eggs and peanuts to young babies. In this Delish.com article, Dr. Jaspreet Dhami stresses that early introduction is important for all children, especially those at elevated risk of developing food allergies, such as children with eczema or a family history of allergies.
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During Food Allergy Awareness Month, Latitude's Dr. Akansha Ganju joined Marla Tellez on FOXLA to discuss what’s changed in food allergy care — especially calling attention to life-changing treatment options, including OIT and XOLAIR, for the 1 in 10 U.S. adults who have food allergies.
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This deep dive conversation between Latitude allergist Dr. Joanne Moreau and the Itch Podcast hosts, Dr. Payel Gupta and Kortney Kwong, highlights the emotional weight of food allergies on parents, how food allergies develop, and the impact of prevention with early allergen introduction.
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Latitude recently exhibited and presented at the 2026 American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Our clinical leaders continue to be deeply connected to food allergy research, while translating scientific insights into impactful, real-world care for food allergy patients.
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Latitude's Dr. Christopher Parrish explains why Valentine's Day can be stressful for people with allergies and what to look for on packaging, in this Everyday Health article. He shares, “Even the most well-meaning treat may create anxiety or exclusion for someone with food allergies. For approximately 10 percent of adults in the U.S., eating unknown ingredients has the potential to result in life-threatening food allergy reactions.”
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Latitude's Dr. Akansha Ganju shares, "The best tools help parents and kids feel competent, included, and safe—not restricted,” in this article from HealthCentral that highlights helpful products and resources for families managing food allergies.
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Dr. Christopher Parrish shares expert advice on introducing peanuts to babies in Today's Parent, "As a food allergist, I absolutely recommend that all families introduce the top nine allergens, especially peanuts, to their infants starting between four to six months of age. The allergens most commonly eaten in the home are the most important to introduce and maintain in the diet moving forward."
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Allergist Dr. Christopher Parrish and Pediatrician Dr. Wendy Hunter discuss Food Protein–Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES): a condition that often goes unrecognized because it doesn’t follow the typical symptoms.
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Dr. Alex Sidhom and the care we provide at Latitude are spotlighted in this comprehensive article in Local News Pasadena.
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Dr. Alex Sidhom is interviewed by Dr. Lourdes "Yuli" Mosqueda on the Run Mom Run podcast to discuss how food allergy care has evolved, what allergy testing really tells you, what "real world" safety means for kids today, and the evidence-based treatment options that are available at Latitude.
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Pasadena Weekly features our new Pasadena clinic — led by Dr. Alexander Sidhom — opening doors to expand safe, evidence-based treatment options so families can move toward more freedom.
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Latitude allergist Dr. Jaspreet Dhami speaks with CBS Bay Area News where she shares more tips for navigating food allergies on Halloween, and highlights the difference that treatment with oral immunotherapy can make for children and adults — especially around this time of year.
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