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The Janus face of Bifidobacterium in the development of atopic eczema: A role for compositional maturation

1 Feb 2025

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BACKGROUND: Atopic eczema often develops in the first year of life, when the composition of the gut microbiota is most plastic as illustrated by the decrease in bifidobacteria after weaning. This may provide the opportunity for microbial stimuli and their environmental determinants to alter the disease course. OBJECTIVES: To determine the role of the genus Bifidobacterium for atopic eczema in early childhood....

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PMID: 39932047
DOI: 10.1111/pai.70041

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