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The eosinophilic esophagitis treats children with confirmed or suspected eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders needing a multi-specialty approach involving allergy, gastroenterology and nutrition.
The Continuity Clinic is an extension of the General Pediatric Center providing diagnosis, treatment and/or follow-up of children with general health problems.
Arkansas Children’s Hospital, in association with Jefferson Regional, is bringing care closer to home for the families of Southeast Arkansas.
Our primary care clinics provide services such as well-child visits (annual check-ups and child development milestones), immunizations, newborn care, common pediatric illnesses (sick visits), behavioral visits, and sports and school physicals. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
Arkansas Children's provides experienced allergy and immunology care for children with allergic and immunologic conditions.
The General Pediatric Clinic (GPC) provides diagnosis, treatment and/or follow-up of children with general health problems. We provide preventive medicine, including periodic immunizations, physical examinations, positive newborn screens and child health maintenance.
Seasonal allergies can affect kids of all ages. With spring's yellow pollen coating everything in sight, sneezes, runny noses, and itchy eyes are likely affecting a lot of Arkansas children. We sat down with pediatric immunologist, D. Matthew Bell, to talk allergies.
Dr. Robbie Pesek from our Allergy and Immunology program shares information about food allergies, the best way to treat them and how to plan ahead.
Dr. Jessica Snowden answers questions parents and caregivers might have about the COVID-19 vaccine.
This school year will definitely be different due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This blog offers some advice to help your kid with food allergies to attend school safely.
Arkansas Children's offers key steps to making sure your child is up to date on their vaccinations before returning to school.
Every 4 ½ minutes a baby is born with a birth defect in the United States. Simply put - it doesn't have to be that common. That's why Arkansas Children's is joining with leading prenatal health experts this month to increase awareness of five critical tips to prepare and maintain a healthy pregnancy and reduce the chance of birth defects.
Congratulations Arkansas Children's Allergy & Immunology Team, winners of this year's Drs. Joanna J. and Robert W. Seibert Award for outstanding teamwork. Combining clinical care and discovery with cutting-edge technology, this team is dedicated to reaching more children where they live, learn and play. Watch their inspirational video