New program helping kids with food allergies
Back-to-school can be dangerous for kids with food allergies. Right now, some LA families are waiting six months for treatment. With roughly two children in every classroom at risk, a new Children?s Hospital partnership promises faster care and cutting-edge options. Dr. Akansha Ganju spoke to FOX 11 about the program Latitude Food Allergy Care.
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