Relation To The Hygiene Hypothesis
Independently of their own research results, Bernard and his colleagues have suggested that the hygiene hypothesis still lacks a close causal link with asthma, and that the hygiene hypothesis might be most relevant for a restricted number of types of infections, such as those due to parasites.
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