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Hay fever has been described as a "post industrial \nrevolution epidemic,"' and successive morbidity \nsurveys from British general practice suggest that its \nprevalence has continued to increase over the past 30 \nyears.) Other evidence suggests a recent increase in the \nprevalence of asthma2 and childhood eczema.3 This \npaper suggests a possible explanation for these trends \nover time.
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Prevalence of asthma and hay fever in England and Wales.
Douglas Fleming, D. L. Crombie · BMJ · 1987 · 385 citations · Full text
CHANGES IN THE REPORTED PREVALENCE OF CHILDHOOD ECZEMA SINCE THE 1939-45 WAR
Brent Taylor, Michael Wadsworth, J Wadsworth et al. · The Lancet · 1984 · 356 citations