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University of Copenhagen – The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
EurekAlert (press release) Babies born prematurely are more likely to develop asthma, but they grow out of it. This is the finding of a study conducted by a number of researchers from the University of Copenhagen and which has just been published in the medical journal PLOS ONE. |
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Farm life tied to lower allergy rates
The Copenhagen Post Children who grow up on a farm with pigs or cattle are only half as likely to develop asthma or allergies compared to those who grow up in a city, according to a new study. The study found that children in the countryside are subjected early in their … |
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Exposure to microbes offers protection later in life, study finds
The Copenhagen Post Children who grow up on a farm with pigs or cattle are only half as likely to develop asthma or allergies compared to those who grow up in a city, according to a new study. The study found that children in the countryside are subjected early in their … |
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Moisturiser may prevent baby asthma, study shows
The Copenhagen Post Asthma and allergies can be triggered by an unknown substance that comes into the body through dry skin in babies, according to a new study from the Danish … |
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Gene defect thought to trigger asthma and allergies
The Copenhagen Post Asthma and allergies can be triggered by an unknown substance that comes into the body through dry skin in babies, according to a new study from the Danish … |
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