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See Latest ArticlesSensitization to inhalant allergens between 4 and 8 years of age is a dynamic process: results from the BAMSE birth cohort
Clinical and Experimental Allergy, 09/05/08
Asarnoj A et al. - There is a prominent process of sensitization at pre-school age to inhalant allergens, and in Northern Europe sensitization to birch pollen early in life seems to be important for this process. Such a process has a probable impact on the development of allergic disease in the growing child.
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