Bisgaard, Hans Flinker

Bønnelykke, K.

Chawes, B. L.

Larsen, Jeppe Madura

Pedersen, Susanne Brix

Rasmussen, Mette Annelie

Thysen, Anna Hammerich

Vissing, N. H.

Neonatal colonisation of the airways with respiratory pathogens is associated with increased risk of lower respiratory infections (LRI) in early childhood (1). Therefore, we hypothesized that children developing LRI have an abnormal immune response to pathogenic bacteria in infancy. We aimed to characterise the systemic immune response to pathogenic bacteria at the age of 6 months and study the association with incidence of LRI during the first 3 years of life

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Early immune response patterns to pathogenic bacteria are associated to increased risk of lower respiratory infections in children

Early immune response patterns to pathogenic bacteria are associated to increased risk of lower respiratory infections in children

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