New research has identified epigenetic differences in the placenta associated with persistent childhood food allergy, suggesting that biological clues to a child's future allergy trajectory may already be detectable at birth.
New research has identified epigenetic differences in the placenta associated with persistent childhood food allergy, suggesting that biological clues to a child's future allergy trajectory may already be...
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New research has identified epigenetic differences in the placenta associated with persistent childhood food allergy, suggesting that biological clues to a child's future allergy trajectory may already be detectable at birth.
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