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How Early Exposure to Pet and Pest Allergens Lower Asthma Risk

Children exposed to higher levels of pet or pest allergens at home during infancy were found to have a lower risk of developing asthma by seven years of age, reveals a new study conducted by the National Institutes of Health.

Asthma risk lowers in children exposed to pet and pest allergens - Exposure to cockroach, mouse and cat allergens at home reduces asthma risk by age seven - Exposure to allergens early in life can prevent children from developing asthma

Early Exposure to Pet and Pest Allergens Lower Asthma Risk

Children who are exposed to higher levels of cockroach, mouse and cat allergens at home during infancy are at lower risk for developing asthma. Read More

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