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A new study finds that exposure to higher levels of air pollution as a baby is linked to having a peanut allergy throughout childhood. Policies aimed at tackling poor air quality could potentially reduce the prevalence and persistence of peanut allergies.
A genomics program to ensure that powerful new genomic medicine technologies are available to all Australians is now recruiting participants from diverse communities, presented at the SXSW Sydney Conference 2024.
The Melbourne ASSET score was designed to help clinicians decide whether to use intravenous or oral antibiotics for children with skin and soft tissue infections Skin infections are very common in children. In most cases, children can be treated with antibiotics taken by mouth but in some children,
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