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Информацию об исследованиях, в ходе которых были подтверждены защитные свойства неочищенной воды, см.: Carsten Flohr et al. “Poor Sanitation and Helminth Infection Protect against Skin Sensitization in Vietnamese Children: A Cross-sectional Study”. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 118, № 6 (2006).

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