Compassion and care, backed by science
Professor Lack's patient-centred approach combines scientific rigour with deep empathy for patients and families managing allergies. His research, particularly the landmark LEAP Study, proved that early introduction of foods can prevent allergies – findings that have transformed global health guidelines and helped thousands of children worldwide.
Education and training
Professor Lack completed his medical degree at Lincoln College, Oxford University, followed by senior house officer appointments at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital. His specialised training includes:
- Paediatric residency, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York
- Fellowship in Paediatric and Adult Allergy, National Jewish Health, Denver, CO
- Academic appointment as Lecturer in Paediatrics at Bristol University