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Exposure to Indoor Allergens in Different Residential Settings and Its Influence on IgE Sensitization in a Geographically Confined Austrian Cohort.

Teresa StemesederBettina SchweidlerPatrick DopplerEva KlinglmayrStephanie MoserLisa LuefteneggerMartin HimlyRoland LangJoerg ZumbachGertie J OostinghThomas HawranekArne C BathkeGabriele Gadermaier
Published in: PloS one (2017)
Allergen exposure to indoor allergens was influenced by setting of homes. Living in a farm environment and having a cat at home showed a protective effect for IgE sensitization and allergies. This cross-sectional study in combination with hereditary and lifestyle factors enables development of risk schemes for a more efficient management and potential prevention of allergic diseases.
Keyphrases
  • air pollution
  • particulate matter
  • allergic rhinitis
  • health risk
  • metabolic syndrome
  • cardiovascular disease
  • physical activity
  • weight loss
  • human health
  • type diabetes
  • risk assessment
  • atopic dermatitis
  • climate change