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Infection-exposure in infancy is associated with reduced allergy-related disease in later childhood in a Ugandan cohort.

Lawrence LubyayiHarriet MpairweGyaviira NkurunungiSwaib A LuleAngela NalwogaEmily L WebbJonathan LevinAlison M Elliott
Published in: eLife (2021)
This work was supported by several funding sources. The Entebbe Mother and Baby Study (EMaBS) was supported by the Wellcome Trust, UK, senior fellowships for AME (grant numbers 064693, 079110, 95778) with additional support from the UK Medical Research Council. LL is supported by a PhD fellowship through the DELTAS Africa Initiative SSACAB (grant number 107754). ELW received funding from MRC Grant Reference MR/K012126/1. SAL was supported by the PANDORA-ID-NET Consortium (EDCTP Reg/Grant RIA2016E-1609). HM was supported by the Wellcome's Institutional Strategic Support Fund (grant number 204928/Z/16/Z).
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • drinking water
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • magnetic resonance
  • computed tomography
  • health information
  • body mass index
  • young adults
  • weight gain
  • drug induced
  • early life
  • infectious diseases