Prevalence of XXXX in the first year of life.

@entity1 @entity230 @entity6923 @entity69
UNASSIGNED: Colonisation of the gastrointestinal tract is influenced by primary microbial exposure and bioactive factors in breastmilk. The aim was to explore the prevalence of @entity6923 in the first year of life in relation to selected exposures. @entity6923 was studied in 100 healthy @entity1 at 4 and 8  weeks, 3, 6 and 12  months of age and related to delivery mode, birth weight, @entity1 health and feeding, antibiotics, antimycotics, @entity230 and probiotics in mother and @entity1 , living conditions, maternal smoking and infections The association between lactoferrin and antisecretory factor in breastmilk and maternal serum haemoglobin, @entity69 , and ferritin levels in relation to @entity6923 was also explored. About 11% to 15% of the @entity1 had @entity6923 at the respective age. Colonisation was fairly stable until 6  months of age. There was no conclusive impact of the investigated exposures at entry. @entity1 with a furry pet at home had a lower frequency of Candida at 3  months, (P  <  0.05) whereas all but one colonised @entity1 had older siblings at 12  months (P  <  0.01). Lactoferrin in breastmilk was negatively associated with colonisation at 6  months of age. It is concluded that 11 to 15% had @entity6923 . Exposure to furry pets and siblings @entity6923 .
