The Detroit News·4 min read·medium
Scientists find bacteria that help kids avoid asthma
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Researchers have identified specific bacteria found in cow barns that appear to help children develop immunity against asthma. The study suggests that exposure to these microbes in rural environments helps tune the immune system, supporting the 'hygiene hypothesis.'
Hear this story View Comments German scientists identified bacteria present in cow digestion and poop that seem to help children exposed to them avoid developing asthma. The catch is they have to inhale the germs.
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