Abstract:The late Dr. Joseph Breiinemaii (1872-1944, a distinguished pioneer in American pediatrics, was particularly known for his clinical studies of the nutrition of the newborn human infant. About twenty years ago he made the following statement (6): "The milk of every mammal is specific for its young. To this m a n i s no exception. (The italics are mine throughout.) There is, furthermore, evidence that the milk of one mammal is not only imperfectly adapted to the young of ohher mammals, but that there i s even so… Show more
“…7 Glaser 31 speculated in the 1930s that if a child were at high risk for developing allergy, prophylaxis should be able to change the outcome. Cord serum total IgE levels of greater than 100 U/mL are associated with five to ten times greater risk than lower levels.…”
“…7 Glaser 31 speculated in the 1930s that if a child were at high risk for developing allergy, prophylaxis should be able to change the outcome. Cord serum total IgE levels of greater than 100 U/mL are associated with five to ten times greater risk than lower levels.…”
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