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Hygiene-Hypothesis: Oral Bacterial Extract Does Not Protect Children From Asthma

Tucson/Arizona – Early contact with the antigens of the environment is intended to prevent the development of allergies after the hygiene hypothesis. However, the attempt to imitate this natural immune training with a bacterial lysate product has failed in a randomized study, as is now the case in Lancet (2026; DOI:...
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Tucson/Arizona – Early contact with the antigens of the environment is intended to prevent the development of allergies after the hygiene hypothesis. However, the attempt to imitate this natural immune training with a bacterial lysate product has failed in a randomized study, as is now the case in Lancet (2026; DOI:...

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Deutsches Ärzteblatt broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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