Colin Michie
Colin Michie, chairman of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health’s Nutrition Committee As a paediatrician I have developed clinical and research expertise in the areas of infectious diseases, nutrition, haematology, gastroenterology and child protection. These comprise part of my daily practice in a busy district general Hospital service. I have experience in peer review, report editing and adjudication in several environments. I provide expert reports for legal, administrative, charitable and commercial authorities.
Recent stories
Medical cannabis: evidence, challenges and barriers to progressSubscription
The UK government recognises that cannabis-based medicines could benefit children with epilepsy, but more robust effectiveness and safety data is required before the products can become widely available.
Can omega-3-rich fish oil supplements reduce allergy risk in infants?Subscription
Results from a meta-analysis show that a mother’s fish oil supplementation during pregnancy may reduce allergy in her children, but the exact benefits of this supplement – and many others – are yet to be determined.
Treatment-resistant epilepsy in children: new hope from cannabidiolSubscription
A large clinical trial conducted on a drug derived from cannabis has demonstrated reduction of convulsive seizures experienced by children with a severe form of epilepsy by nearly 50%[1]. The results, publish
Food pouches for infants — how to advise parentsSubscription
Using sweeteners to reduce sugar consumptionSubscription
Promoting oral health in the communitySubscription
Recent blog posts
A history of how our taste buds became adapted to liking sweet-tasting foods
How did our desire to consume sugary foods come about and what public health measures are needed to reduce this excessive consumption?
