How can pets affect a child’s risk of developing allergies?

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine said that infants raised in homes with two or more cats and dogs developed allergies at roughly half the rate as children in pet-free homes. Moreover, they were less allergic not just to dogs and cats but to pollens and other common allergens as well. Other studies have supported those findings, but others have not.

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