Infant Skin Microbiome Shifts Flag Eczema, Food Allergy Risk
Microbial shifts on infant skin may predict eczema and food allergy before symptoms appear, pointing toward pre-symptomatic risk stratification in atopic disease.
Topic
Food Allergy
Topic
Food Allergy
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