Reuters
An analysis of data from studies of more than 42,000 people in Canada, Britain, Denmark and Sweden showed that May babies have a 13 percent increased chance of suffering from the illness later in life, but that having a November birthday decreased the average odds by 19 percent.
"If you are born in May, your risk is higher than any other month and if you are born in November your risk is lower than any other month," Professor George Ebers, of Radcliffe Infirmary at the University of Oxford, said in an interview.
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