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[Influence of environmental factors on the body's immunological resistance]
Abstract:
Due to the presence of metals having immunotropic activity in the environmental objects, the authors analyzed the level and structure of morbidity due to immunodeficiency states in the context of micro-regions. It may be stated with sufficient assurance that the combined influence of environmental chemical factors leads to immunodeficiency states, in the presence of which the risk of allergic diseases and other immunodeficiencies increases.
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