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Vegetable dietary pattern may protect mild and persistent allergic rhinitis phenotype depending on genetic risk in school children.
Pediatric allergy and immunology : official publication of the European Society of Pediatric Allergy and Immunology - 1 Nov 2020
Oh Hea Young, Lee So-Yeon, Yoon Jisun, Cho Hyun-Ju, Kim Young-Ho, Suh Dong In, Yang Song-I, Kwon Ji-Won, Jang Gwang Cheon, Sun Yong Han, Woo Sung-Il, Youn You-Sook, Park Kang Seo, Cho Hwa Jin, Kook Myung-Hee, Yi Hye Ryoung, Chung Hai Lee, Kim Ja Hyeong, Kim Hyung Young, Jung Sungsu, Jung Jin-A, Woo Hyang-Ok, Koo Kyeong Ok, Kwon Sung-Ok, Lee Jeom-Kyu, Chang Woo-Sung, Kim Eunseol, Lee Jeongrim, Kim Sangrok, Hong Soo-Jong
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: The effect of diet on allergic rhinitis (AR), its severity in children, and whether it modifies AR depending on genetic susceptibility are unknown. We investigated the association between dietary patterns and AR in school children and the influence of diet on AR according to a genetic risk score (GRS). METHODS: Totally, 435 7-year-old school children were recruited from the Panel Study on Korean...
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