Allergy in Children in Hand Versus Machine Dishwashing Antibiotics in Fetal and Early Life and Subsequent Childhood Asthma: Nationwide Population Based Study With Sibling Analysis
Allergy in Children in Hand Versus Machine Dishwashing Antibiotics in Fetal and Early Life and Subsequent Childhood Asthma: Nationwide Population Based Study With Sibling Analysis
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胎儿和早期生命中手用抗生素与机洗抗生素的儿童过敏以及随后的儿童哮喘:基于全国人口的兄弟姐妹分析研究
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2015
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K. Ahn
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Y. Park;So;W. Kim;M. Han;Jihyun Kim;Y. Chae;M. Hahm;Kee;H. Kwon;K. Park;J. Park;K. Ahn
REVIEWER COMMENTS. This study was unique in its attempt examine the impact of bio-contaminant exposure in infancy with asthma outcomes in later childhood in children living in diverse suburban environments. However it has inconsistent results where in 1 cohort endotoxin was associated with increased odds of current asthma at 6 years of age, whereas in another cohort, it was associated with decreased odds of doctor-diagnosed asthma ever at 10 years of age. This inconsistency could be related to several factors. The PIAMA cohort dust samples were taken only from children of atopic mothers. In addition, the dust samples were only collected at 1 time-point in infancy, although it is acknowledged that resources can limit how often samples can be ascertained. Variations in timing and dose of exposure can account for these differences, but the concept of combining data from multiple cohorts is desirable.