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Janet Baraclough writes:
| The message
| from "w.g.s.hamm" contains these words:
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| I wasn't making an implication but giving anecdotal evidence as supplied by
| scientists who have indeed found that children growing up on ultra clean
| homes seem to have more breathing, sinus and glue ear type problems.
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| "Anecdotal evidence" supplied by scientists, or the number 9 bus
| queue, is not peer-accredited research, let alone proof of your theory.

I have seen references to proper analyses in medical journals.
As I understand it, the situation is as I posted before - i.e.
it seems that this is a significant factor, but beyond that all
is confusion.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.