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Exploratory observational findings show residential greenness increases celiac disease risk in genetically at-risk children, suggesting environmental influences warranting further research.
Residential greenness was associated with increased CeD risk in the Skåne province. This exploratory observational finding warrants replication in independent populations before conclusions can be drawn regarding potential environmental drivers in the etiology of CeD.
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