Can someone tell me how to contact Dr. Samson or another doctor who is really up on the latest about peanut allergy?
Thanks
Donna
Expert Allergy Dr.?
Posted on: Sun, 12/12/1999 - 6:57am
Peanut Free and Nut Free Community
Click on one of the categories below to see all topics and discussions.
| Community Category | Number of Topics |
|---|---|
| Living With Peanut Allergy | 14,777 |
| Manufacturers, Food: Safe and Unsafe | 6,242 |
| Schools | 3,502 |
| Peanut Allergy in the Media | 2,226 |
| Welcome: Please Introduce Yourself | 1,882 |
| Travel | 1,396 |
| Restaurants | 1,205 |
| Recipes and Cooking | 821 |
| Doctors | 499 |
| Take Action | 377 |
| Other Food Allergies | 33 |
| General Discussion | 2 |
Latest Discussions
Latest Post by krisztina Thu, 02/20/2020 - 4:49pm
Comments: 1
Latest Post by chicken Thu, 02/20/2020 - 4:45pm
Comments: 3
Latest Post by studentsurvey Sat, 02/15/2020 - 6:49am
Comments: 0
Latest Post by lexy Tue, 01/28/2020 - 12:21am
Comments: 6
Latest Post by JRM20 Sun, 01/26/2020 - 11:11am
Comments: 5
Latest Post by sunshinestate Wed, 01/15/2020 - 3:12pm
Comments: 1
Latest Post by Italia38 Wed, 01/15/2020 - 11:03am
Comments: 10
Latest Post by Italia38 Wed, 01/15/2020 - 10:52am
Comments: 2
Latest Post by penelope Tue, 01/14/2020 - 1:03pm
Comments: 1
Peanut Free Store
More Articles
Parents
If children begin to eat many different foods at a young age, there is much more of a chance that by the time they are in school, they will eat...
Food
Those with peanut allergies often find that they are unable to enjoy dessert since there's always the...
Food
For those with peanut allergies, baked goods present a serious risk. Many baked goods do not appear to contain peanuts, yet were baked in a...
Food
Those who have peanut allergies know to avoid peanut butter cookies, of course – but what about other...
Food
Which candy bars are safe for those with peanut allergies? Those without allergies are accustomed to...
Food
Are you looking for peanut-free candies as a special treat for a child with...
Travel
For those who have wondered whether airport x-ray machines negatively affect epinephrine auto-injectors, the folks at Food Allergy Research &...
Awareness
Molecular allergy component testing identifies the specific food or environmental proteins triggering a person’s allergic reactions. Component...
Awareness
An epinephrine auto-injector provides an emergency dose of epinephrine (adrenaline) to treat life-threatening allergic reactions. Those who have...
Awareness
Misunderstanding the significance of food allergy test results can lead to unnecessary anxiety and dietary changes. The three tests used most...
Peanut Allergy
It can be easy to overlook the presence of nut allergens in non-food items because the allergens are often listed by their Latin or scientific...
Peanut Allergy
Tree nuts and peanuts are distinctly different. An allergy to one does not guarantee an allergy to the other. Peanuts are considered legumes and...
Parents
Welcome to the complex world of being a Peanut Allergy Parent. Get ready to proofread food labels, get creative with meals, and constantly hold an...
Food Allergies
Take control of your food allergies! Get results in ten days and change your life forever! If you are tempted to use a home testing kit...
Food
What can you eat if you can't eat peanut butter? Fortunately for people with a peanut allergy, there...
Parents
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, one out of five people in the U.S. has an allergy. Because there is a...
Parents
Eliminating peanut butter is the best way to handle a rash caused by this food
If your baby or toddler develops a rash caused by peanut...
Parents
Nearly all infants are fussy at times. But how do you know when your baby's crying means something wrong? Some babies are excessively fussy...
Food
For those who don't have experience with peanut allergies, going 'peanut-free' often seems as easy as avoiding peanut butter sandwiches and bags...
Hi Donna,
Try the RESARCH board; Chris's post on July 23, 1999. He mentions Dr. Sampson at Mt.Sinai and a phone number but it may only be for the volnteer clinical testing. I'm not sure. I've seen his name connected with John Hopkins in MD.and then Mt. Sinai in NY. So maybe he transferred.
Good Luck. Diane
I believe he was with Johns Hopkins, but recently moved to Mt. Sinai
Thanks! I wouldn't have found it without your help.
Donna,
Did you speak with Dr. Sampson? We have an appointment in June to fly up and see him. I was hoping that if you have seen him, you could tell me what to expect.
Thanks,
Kristene
My Allergist also refered me to Dr. Sampson, but I thought he was at John Hopkins. If he has moved to Mt. Sinai please post so I will know as I am in the process of making plans to visit Baltimore this summer to see him. I will also call on Monday to find out the siduation.
When I called Dr. Sampson about a month ago to volunteer for the research study I used the number Chris posted on the research board. It was answered at Mt. Siani by the office receptionist. I think they answered something like Pediatric Allergy Clinic.
Dr. Sampson did leave Hopkins several years ago. Dr. Wood is still at Hopkins for people that have an easier time getting to Baltimore. Dr. Wood is also on the FAN advisory board and up on the research. He is also allergic to peanuts and treenuts.
He is in NYC. His phone number is 212-241-5548 and he is on 98th Street.
We are scheduled to see him on the 23rd of June.