Author Information
Paul J. Turner is a prominent researcher in the field of paediatrics and medicine, currently affiliated with the Section of Paediatrics, Department of Medicine, at Imperial College London, United Kingdom. His work primarily focuses on food allergies and immunotherapy, with particular attention to peanut allergies and their management. Through his extensive research, he has contributed significantly to understanding the predictors and risk factors associated with food allergies, as well as exploring therapeutic interventions to manage allergic reactions, especially in children.Research Contributions
Paul J. Turner has made substantial contributions to the field of allergy and immunology, particularly through his research on food allergies. His work includes a rapid evidence review on the risk factors for severe reactions in food allergies and investigations into early-life predictors of peanut allergies. His research has also delved into the potential of oral immunotherapy for treating food allergies in children, evaluating its efficacy and long-term outcomes. Notably, his studies have explored the challenges of predicting life-threatening anaphylaxis and examined the clinical trials of AR101, a promising therapy for peanut allergies.Aliases
Paul J. Turner is known by several aliases in academic circles, including Paul Turner, P. Turner, P Turner, P. J. Turner, and P J Turner. These variations can be found across different publications and citations, reflecting the common practice of using abbreviated names in scholarly work.Publication and Citation Metrics
| Metric |
Value |
| Total Citation Count |
5981 |
| H-Index |
41 |
| Total Paper Count |
209 |
