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Old Friends Hypothesis

By Glaiza Lyn A. Tan and Eduardo A. Padlan | December 31, 2009 - 12:00am

In an earlier article of this series, one of us (GLAT) described the so-called “Hygiene Hypothesis.” Here, we discuss further enhancements of the hypothesis. 

Science and Environment