Richard Loh

Richard Loh is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia (UWA), affiliated with the UWA Medical School and the Department of Paediatrics. His work focuses on allergy and immunology, particularly anaphylaxis management, food allergies, pediatric eczema, and clinical immunodeficiency diagnostics. He has contributed to over 35 peer-reviewed publications and led two significant research grants investigating anaphylaxis responses and ant venom allergens.

Research Interests:

• Anaphylaxis mechanisms and healthcare pathways
• Food allergy management and omalizumab applications
• Pediatric dermatology (eczema care models)
• Immunodeficiency diagnostics via molecular sequencing

Grants & Projects:

• Pharmacists' Response to Anaphylaxis in the Community (2012-2013)
• Australian Native Ant Venom Allergens Study (2006-2010)

He collaborates widely across international institutions and has developed innovative shared care models for pediatric skin conditions. His recent work emphasizes data-driven approaches to understand anaphylaxis burden and improve clinical outcomes.