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Here’s How Dirt Might Protect Kids From Asthma – WMTV


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Here's How Dirt Might Protect Kids From Asthma
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(NBC NEWS)—Researchers in Europe think they have figured out how dirt might help protect kids from developing allergies and asthma. They found that dust from dairy farms stimulates an immune response in the lungs of mice that appears to protect …
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Here’s How Dirt Might Protect Kids From Asthma – NBCNews.com


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Here's How Dirt Might Protect Kids From Asthma
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Researchers in Europe think they have figured out how dirt might help protect kids from developing allergies and asthma. They found that dust from dairy farms stimulates an immune response in the lungs of mice that appears to protect against asthma …
Here's why farm kids have fewer allergies and less asthmaThe Verge
Dirty farm air may ward off asthma in childrenScience /AAAS
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Asthma and Allergy Risk Lowered by Early Bacteria, Dirt and Dander Exposure – Viral Global News


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Asthma and Allergy Risk Lowered by Early Bacteria, Dirt and Dander Exposure
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According to a new study, youngsters who are exposed to allergens and bacteria around their homes within a year after birth are less likely to suffer from allergies, breathing difficulties and asthma attacks later on in life. The study findings were …

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Can exposing newborns to more dirt and germs lower allergy, asthma risk? – Medical News Today

Can exposing newborns to more dirt and germs lower allergy, asthma risk?
Medical News Today
While previous studies have shown that children who grow up on farms have lower allergy and asthma rates, due to being regularly exposed to microorganisms in soil, others have suggested inner-city-dwelling kids exposed to roach and mouse allergens …

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