Allergenic reactions by invading atopic pathogens, well beyond the scope of microbiota, can become initial factors triggering chronic atopic disease.
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Over 50 % of people with ichthyosis vulgaris suffer from some type of atopic disease such as allergies, eczema, or asthma.
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Nor is there evidence that hygiene measures such as hand washing, food hygiene etc . are linked to increased susceptibility to atopic disease.
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There is substantial evidence in animal and some human studies that TGF-? in breast milk may be a key immunoregulatory factor in the development of infant immune response, moderating the risk of atopic disease or autoimmunity.
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