Index: Epidemiology-Hygiene Hypothesis and Related Issues

• Intradermal Administration of a Killed Mycobacterium Vaccae Suspension (Srl 172) Is Associated with Improvement in Atopic Dermatitis in Children with Moderate-to-Severe Disease
• Improvement in Psoriasis after Intradermal Administration of Heat-Killed Mycobacterium Vaccae
• Does the Failure to Acquire Helminthic Parasites Predispose to Crohn's Disease?
• The Other Side of the Coin: The Protective Role of the Th2 Cytokines
• Do Common Childhood Infections 'Teach' the Immune System Not to Be Allergic?
• Microbial Stimulation as an Aetiologic Factor in Atopic Disease
• Early Life Receipt of Antibiotics and Atopic Disorder
• Is Infant Immunization a Risk Factor for Childhood Asthma or Allergy?
• Cross Sectional Retrospective Study of Prevalence of Atopy among Italian Military Students with Antibodies against Hepatitis a Virus
• Sibship Size, Birth Order, and Atopy in 11,371 Italian Young Men
• Exposure to Foodborne and Orofecal Microbes Versus Airborne Viruses in Relation to Atopy and Allergic Asthma: Epidemiological Study
• High Microbial Turnover Rate Preventing Atopy: A Solution to Inconsistencies Impinging on the Hygiene Hypothesis?
• The Use of Antibiotics in the First Year of Life and Development of Asthma: Which Comes First?
• Pertussis Vaccination and Asthma: Is There a Link?
• Give Us This Day Our Daily Germs
• Clean Living Increases More Than Just Atopic Disease
• The Inverse Association between Tuberculin Responses and Atopic Disorder
• The Effect of Delipidated Deglycolipidated (Ddmv) and Heat-Killed Mycobacterium Vaccae in Asthma
• Lipopolysaccharide Induces Relaxation in Lung Pericytes by an Inos-Independent Mechanism
• Exposure to Endotoxin or Other Bacterial Components Might Protect against the Development of Atopy
• Parasites and Asthma/Allergy: What Is the Relationship?