Featured on: smh.com.au
Publication date: Jul 5, 2008
Publication date: Jul 5, 2008
Allergies are on the increase in Australia. Some scientists believe that too great a focus on hygiene could be contributing to this trend. Lisa Pryor considers whether exposing children to dust and dirt might be good for their immune systems, and whether a parallel exposure to non-physical elements might strengthen their emotional immune systems.
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