Oral application of bacterial lysate in infancy decreases the risk of atopic dermatitis in children with 1 atopic parent in a randomized, placebo-controlled trial.
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K. Zimmermann | S. Lau | U. Wahn | E. Hamelmann | R. Bunikowski | C. Ockeloen | G. Menke | K. Gerhold | J. Beschorner | C. Sulser | P. Wagner | S. Rossberg | I. Witt | J. Wauer
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