在两个以人口为基础的英国队列中,食物过敏的患病率分别在12年间出生

William Fong1, Kaci Pickett-Nairne2, Manzi Venter3

  • 1Sheffield Teaching Hospital, Sheffield, UK.

概括

超过10年的儿童中,食物过敏和反应的发生率保持稳定. 这项研究发现,在英格兰的两个出生队伍之间,食物过敏患病率没有显著增加.

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