Dirty hands, healthy life? What science really says may shock you | Futura, le média qui explore le monde
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Research indicates that contact with natural elements like soil can enhance the diversity of microorganisms on our skin, which supports immune function. Studies suggest that interaction with such environments could have beneficial effects on children's health and immune responses.
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The article is a well-written news piece that effectively conveys scientific research on the skin microbiome and its implications for health, with minor errors in clarity and flow.
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