Can COVID-19 and tuberculosis influence epigenetic signalling in a way that can impact immunity of the next generation? - Milan 2023

Preconception origins of respiratory disease and allergy: what about immunity and infections?

Chair(s): Rafael E. de la Hoz, Ane Johannessen

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Can COVID-19 and tuberculosis influence epigenetic signalling in a way that can impact immunity of the next generation?

Maria Lerm

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A general overview of the concept of preconception origins of respiratory disease: what is the epidemiological evidence so far?

Cecilie Svanes

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The experimental view of how infections may impact health and disease across generations

William Horsnell

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Transgenerational epigenetic impacts of parental infection on offspring health and disease susceptibility

Anthony J Hannan

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Can COVID-19 and tuberculosis influence epigenetic signalling in a way that can impact immunity of the next generation?

Maria Lerm

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Session aims

to provide an overview of the concept of preconception origins of respiratory disease and allergy with a specific focus on immunity and infectious disease; to provide an overview of the current epidemiological evidence and to provide insights into possible mechanisms; to provide an overview of the field and explain how exposures and individual factors may be able to affect respiratory health and allergy in future generations.

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The ERS International Congress 2023, Milan

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