The new center will offer diagnosis and treatment services for children with food allergies.
Inderpal Randhawa, MD, the center’s medical director, said in the news release: “It stands apart nationally as a center that comprehensively incorporates specialty expertise by an allergist/immunologist, gastroenterologist and a registered dietitian in the same visit.”
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