Antibiotics in Infancy Tied to Higher Risk for Atopic Dermatitis
An increased number of antibiotic courses corresponded to a dose-response-like increased risk
Source: medpagetoday.com
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An increased number of antibiotic courses corresponded to a dose-response-like increased risk
Bedaquiline treatment at JJ Hospital shows promise in treating pre-XDR-TB in children under five. The drug's success in younger patients may lead to b
This study backs up a phenomenon called the “allergic march”. That’s when children with allergies follow a natural progression and develop new allergies as they grow older.
Researchers say the development of allergies in kids follow a predictable pattern, called an "allergic march."