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Indoor Allergens: Assessing and Controlling Adverse Health Effects
workers and manufacturers, children with spina bifida are at increased risk for latex allergy.
Research Agenda Item: Conduct research to further characterize the immune response to natural rubber. This effort should include studies of the incidence and prevalence of natural-rubber-related allergic disease.
