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Science News for September 15, 2018


Cord blood clue to respiratory diseases

Researchers found high immunoglobulin E (IgE) levels among babies born in October and December in Melbourne, indicating a potential link between maternal exposure to grass pollen and increased risk of respiratory diseases. Conversely, being pregnant for an entire grass pollen season may have a protective effect on babies.

SourceLa Trobe University·JournalEnvironment International·DateSep 15, 2018
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