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72). Childhood Trichuris trichiura infections during the first 5years were associated with reduced wheeze (OR 0.57) but greater parasite burdens with Ascaris lumbricoides at 5years were associated with increased wheeze (OR 2.83) and asthma (OR 2.6. Associations between maternal geohelminths and wheeze/asthma were modified by atopy. Parasite-specific effects on wheeze/asthma and airways reactivity and inflammation were observed in non-atopic children. Our data provide novel evidence for persistent effects of in utero geohelminth exposure
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