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James Gamble

Bacteria Found In Daycare Centers Could Lead To Asthma In Kids

Combinations of bacteria commonly found in daycare facilities could be responsible for the early development of asthma in young children, suggests a new study. PHOTO BY COTTONBRO STUDIO/PEXELS 

Combinations of bacteria commonly found in daycare facilities could be responsible for the early development of asthma in young children, suggests a new study.

European scientists assessing samples of dust found in more than a hundred French daycare centers found certain dominant combinations of bacteria were linked with an increased risk of wheezing – an early sign of asthma.

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