Dr Helen Evans-Howells

Dr Helen Evans-Howells qualified with honours from Southampton University in 2005 and
then trained as a GP, completing this in 2015.

Helen became interested in allergy due to her own experiences of managing a child with milk and nut allergies. She undertook the Masters in Allergy at Southampton University and qualified with distinction in 2018. After working with the allergy team in Southampton Hospital for 4.5 years, Helen now
runs a private allergy clinic here at Dundonald Consulting rooms and in Ringwood, England.

Dr Helen lectures extensively across the UK and internationally. Helen has the only community clinic outside of London which offers food immunotherapy, and she also helps run the peanut immunotherapy clinic at
Southampton Hospital.

Dr Helen works tirelessly to support those with food allergies, setting up an online support group and membership, developing an EATS club (eating allergens together safely) to support families with the introduction of allergens in a supervised setting (for those that are nervous or have others with allergies in the family) and working closely with charity.

Helen was the previous chair for the primary care group of British Society of Allergy and is now a trustee for the Anaphylaxis UK Charity and Chair of their Clinical and Scientific panel.

Helen has appeared on The Jeremy Vine Extra show on Channel 5, BBC Radio, the Today Program, Stompcast Podcast and has written for various newspaper articles, raising awareness about allergies and anaphylaxis.