The old friends hypothesis: evolution, immunoregulation and essential microbial inputs Rook GAW Review 01/09/2023
The hygiene hypothesis for allergy – conception and evolution D Strachan, M R Perkin Review 25/11/2022
Is lack of exposure to germs during COVID-19 weakening our immune systems? Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 21/04/2022
RSPH and IFH call for a clean-up of public understanding and attitudes to hygiene Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 05/11/2019
Too clean or not too clean? The case for targeted hygiene in home and everyday life Royal Society for Public Health Public Leaflet, Review 25/06/2019
The hygiene hypothesis – a misnomer which is undermining hygiene and infection prevention strategies Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 16/04/2019
Graham Rook and the Hygiene hypothesis – a podcast review of current thinking Graham Rook Review 28/04/2019
New research study showing a link between microbe exposure in early life and childhood leukaemia Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 18/07/2018
The hygiene hypothesis misnomer and its potential impact on strategies to tackle the global problem of antibiotic resistance Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Scott EA Review 21/06/2017
Evolution, human-microbe interactions, and life history plasticity Backhead F, Levin BR, McFall-Ngai MJ, McLean AR, Rook G. Review 06/04/2017
Cleaning up on the hygiene hypothesis – is it time to throw out the hygiene hypothesis? Scudellari M Review 21/02/2017
Time to abandon the hygiene hypothesis: new perspectives on allergic disease, the human microbiome, infectious disease prevention and the role of targeted hygiene Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Rook GAW, Scott EA, Shanahan F, Stanwell-Smith R, Turner P. Review 21/07/2016
Are antibiotics a contributory factor to the rise in allergic and other Chronic Inflammatory Diseases? Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 13/10/2014
“Are we too clean” – an outdated concept or a concept in need of clarification? Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 05/06/2014
Webber Training teleclass: Are we too clean for our own good? – the hygiene hypothesis and its implications for public health Professor Sally F Bloomfield Review 24/04/2014
Microbial “Old Friends”, immunoregulation and socioeconomic status Rook GAW Raison CL Lowry CA Best practice, Review 04/02/2014
The Hygiene Hypothesis, Old Friends and Their Implications for Child Health and Home Hygiene. Symposium Presentations, 6th June 2013, 6th Europaediatrics Conference, Glasgow Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Rook GA Review 11/06/2013
The Hygiene Hypothesis and its Implications for Home Hygiene, Lifestyle and Public Health Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Rook GA, Stanwell Smith R Best practice, Review 14/12/2012
The Hygiene Hypothesis and its implications for home hygiene, lifestyle and public health: Summary Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Rook GA, Stanwell Smith R Best practice, Review 03/10/2012
Too clean or not too clean: the hygiene hypothesis and home hygiene – a review of the scientific evidence base Crevel RWR, Pickup J, Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Stanwell-Smith R Best practice, Journal article, Review 01/12/2004
The hygiene hypothesis and implications for home hygiene Professor Sally F Bloomfield, Stanwell Smith R Best practice, Review 01/12/2004
Are we too clean: a report of a symposium on the hygiene hypothesis and its implications at the Royal Institute of Public Health, London, September 2002 Stanwell-Smith R Review 01/03/2003
Consensus statement on the Hygiene Hypothesis Dr Martin Jones, Dr Martin Schweiger, Dr Rosalind Stanwell-Smith, Pickup J, Professor David Strachan, Professor Hugh Pennington, Professor John Warner Best practice, Review 01/03/2002
