Tag: Immune System
People Who Follow This Diet Are Twice As Likely To Take Sick Days
Fermented vegetables strengthens the intestinal flora and our immune system
Aging process slows down! With this therapy, the aging was slowed clearly
Aging process is slowed down! By this new therapy ageing is delayed
Successful study: the aging process exposed! This therapy slowed the aging
Discovery opens new opportunities to slow or reverse multiple sclerosis
Single-cell asymmetries control how groups of cells form 3D shapes together
How mitochondria deploy a powerful punch against life-threatening bacteria
‘Waltzing’ nanoparticles could advance search for better drug delivery methods: Scientists watch the ‘swirling and spinning’ of therapeutic nanoparticles to better understand their cellular binding
Some of retina’s light-sensing cells may have ancient roots
Two-cells-in-one combo therapy could bolster leukemia treatment: A new delivery system guides drugs directly to cancer cells in bone marrow
Cytokine levels could predict immunotherapy problems
Environmental factors may trigger onset of multiple sclerosis
Researchers have discovered how to slow aging: Natural product found to reduce the level of damaged cells in the body, caused by aging
Often-overlooked Natural Killer cells may be key to cancer immunotherapy
Failing immune system ‘brakes’ help explain type 1 diabetes in mice
STAT3 can be a therapeutic target for chronic active EBV infection, a fatal disorder
Immune cell dysfunction linked to photosensitivity, study finds
Non-opioid drug relieves pain in mice, targets immune cells: Investigational drug works differently than addictive opioid drugs
Factor important for ZIKA Virus host species restriction
Man claims to have found ultimate hay fever cure – but not for the faint-hearted
Body knows best: A natural healing mechanism for inflammatory bowel disease: The findings suggest that boosting signals in certain cells and not in others might even help treat colon cancer
Disease-causing stomach bug attacks energy generation in host cells
Deciphering the language of cells using observation chambers
Each hour of delay in detecting abnormal lactates in patients with sepsis increases the odds of in-hospital death: Earlier lactate measurements correlate with quicker treatment with antibiotics and better outcomes
Rehabilitating lactate: From poison to cure: Once thought to cause muscle fatigue, it’s now being investigated as a treatment for disease
What we’ve learned about the nucleolus since you left school
Optical tweezers — mini ‘tractor beams’ — help arrange artificial cells into tissue structures