Prenatal and early life exposure to indoor air pollutants increases odds of toddler allergies, with candles, cats and tobacco smoke showing greatest impact, especially with the increase in the average amount of time indoors, suggests new study of 108 mother-child pairs followed from birth to age 2.

Prenatal and early life exposure to indoor air pollutants increases odds of toddler allergies, with candles, cats and tobacco smoke showing greatest impact, especially with the increase in the average amount of time indoors, suggests new study of 108 mother-child pairs followed from birth to age 2.
Prenatal and early life exposure to indoor air pollutants increases odds of toddler allergies, with candles, cats and tobacco smoke showing greatest impact, especially with the increase in the average amount of time indoors, suggests new study of 108 mother-child pairs followed from birth to age 2. submitted by /u/mvea
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