Pets at birth do not increase allergic disease in at-risk children

Lodge, C. J.; Lowe, A. J.; Gurrin, L. C.; Matheson, M. C.; Balloch, A.; Axelrad, C.; Hill, D. J.; Hosking, C. S.; Rodrigues, S.; Svanes, C.; Abramson, M. J.; Allen, K. J.; Dharmage, S. C.; Lodge, C. J.; Lowe, A. J.; Gurrin, L. C.; Matheson, M. C.; Balloch, A.; Axelrad, C.; Hill, D. J.; Hosking, C. S.; Rodrigues, S.; Svanes, C.; Abramson, M. J.; Allen, K. J.; Dharmage, S. C.

Pets at birth do not increase allergic disease in at-risk children

By C. J. Lodge, A. J. Lowe, L. C. Gurrin, M. C. Matheson, A. Balloch, C. Axelrad, D. J. Hill, C. S. Hosking, S. Rodrigues, C. Svanes, M. J. Abramson, K. J. Allen, S. C. Dharmage

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Category	Journal Articles
Publication Title	Clinical & Experimental Allergy
Volume	42
Issue	9
Pages	1377-1385
Publisher	Wiley
DOI	10.1111/j.1365-2222.2012.04032.x
Language	english
Cite this work	Researchers should cite this work as follows:
Tags	Allergy Animals Asthma Cats Children Cohort Studies Dogs Environment Females Humans Hypersensitivity Infants Males peer-reviewed Pets and companion animals preschools Respiratory Sounds rhinitis risk factors
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Pets at birth do not increase allergic disease in at-risk children