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Journal Article
Cesarean section and childhood infections: Causality for concern?
2020
Overview
[...]it is plausible that a single unmeasured confounder, associated with both poor progress in labour and the risk of infection in the offspring, could explain the findings. [...]there is direct experimental evidence in animal models to indicate that cesarean section can lead to altered immune responses through effects on intestinal colonisation [13], and this a candidate mechanism to explain the observations described by Miller and colleagues. [...]in relation to the association documented by Miller and colleagues, the absolute risk difference is relatively small. [...]it is uncertain whether the actual decision about mode of delivery is causally associated with this outcome. [...]the individual woman’s choice is not to be delivered by cesarean section or to have a vaginal birth.
Publisher
Public Library of Science,Public Library of Science (PLoS)
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