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Mechanisms of atopic dermatitis and allergy development in African (AmaXhosa) children between 12-36 months of age
Atopic dermatitis is a highly complex multifactorial inflammatory skin disease that disproportionately affects children and has increased rapidly during recent years in South Africa. Current data suggest that the changing diversity of environmental exposures, diet, and lifestyle factors across Afric...
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Department of Medicine
2025
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