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Physiologische Infektanfälligkeit oder Immundefekt?

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Der Titel lässt einen stutzen: Der Begriff „Infektanfälligkeit“ impliziert nämlich eine — wodurch auch immer — entstandene Abwehrschwäche gegenüber infektiösen Erregern, während „physiologisch“ auf Verhältnisse hinweist, die beim Gesunden vorliegen. Kann man also gleichzeitig gesund sein und ein geschwächtes Immunsystem haben? Was ist nun wissenschaftlich betrachtet „Infektanfälligkeit“?

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Baumann, U. Physiologische Infektanfälligkeit oder Immundefekt?. Pädiatrie 26 (Suppl 1), 56–61 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15014-014-0462-9

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