Markers of microbial exposure lower the incidence of atopic dermatitis

Liliane Chatenoud; Paola Bertuccio; Federica Turati; Carlotta Galeone; Luigi Naldi; Lucienne Chatenoud; Carlo La Vecchia; Jean‐François Bach

doi:10.1111/all.13990

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These results support the hygiene hypothesis in its broad sense. Early-life environmental exposures, including pathogens and commensals, act as "microbes contact carriers" influencing immune system balance early in life.

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