Health & Living Jr Part 3 of 5: Allergies

Dato' Dr Amir Hamzah, Consultant Immunologist, Allergist, and Paediatrician | Assoc Prof Dr Jessie Anne de Bryune, Consultant Paediatrician and Paediatric Respiratory Physician

06-Feb-17 16:00

Health & Living Jr Part 3 of 5: Allergies

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This is an edited recording of the panel discussion that was held at the BFM Health & Living Jr on November 13th. In Part 3 of 5, Lee Chwi Lynn spoke with Dato’ Dr Amir Hamzah and Assoc Prof Dr Jessie Ann de Bruyne about childhood allergies. BFM Health & Living Jr is presented by Nippon Paint, The Coatings Expert.

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, Health and Living, allergy, food intolerance, sinus, sinusitis, peanut butter, egg, eczema, mold, dust, gluten, bfmhealth, hnljr

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