Parasites and allergy: Observations from Brazil.
作者： Candace M. Andrade , Valdirene L. Carneiro , Jéssica V. Cerqueira , Hellen F. Fonseca , Gerson A. Queiroz
DOI: 10.1111/PIM.12588
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摘要: Brazil is a middle-income country undergoing the epidemiological transition. Effects of changes in daily life habits and access to clean water, sanitation urban services on growing population have contributed double burden both infectious noncommunicable chronic diseases. Studies indicated that parasite infections may modulate human immune system influence development allergic conditions such as asthma. However, there no consensus published literature effects parasitic allergy, perhaps consequence factors determining epidemiology these vary between populations age first infection, duration chronicity infections, species, host genetic susceptibility. In this review, we discuss observations from concerning relationship allergy.
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