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* **Mice exposed to an airborne pathogen develop sub-chronic lung inflammation** – Repeated low dose aerosol exposures to //Bacillus thuringiensis// | * **Mice exposed to an airborne pathogen develop sub-chronic lung inflammation** – Repeated low dose aerosol exposures to //Bacillus thuringiensis// | ||
* **Bacterial infection causes stress-induced memory dysfunction in mice.** – Mice were infected with the non-invasive intestinal pathogen, // | * **Bacterial infection causes stress-induced memory dysfunction in mice.** – Mice were infected with the non-invasive intestinal pathogen, // | ||
- | + | * **Bacterial vaginosis and HIV** – Bacterial vaginosis is associated with a greater than three-fold risk of female-to-male transmission of HIV.(({{pubmed> | |
+ | * **Prenatal infection and autism** – A population-wide study from Denmark spanning two decades of births indicates that infection during pregnancy increases the risk of autism in the child. Hospitalization for a viral infection, like the flu, during the first trimester of pregnancy triples the odds. Bacterial infection, including of the urinary tract, during the second trimester increases chances by 40 percent.(({{pubmed> | ||
+ | * **Childhood infections and asthma** – Children who experience repeated rhinovirus-induced wheezing episodes in infancy have a significantly increased risk of developing asthma.(({{pubmed> | ||