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Low levels of arsenic exposure are often seen in specially contaminated drinking water, which can lead to spikes in immune responses to influenza A / H1N1 viruses.
Your body may be using hydrogen peroxide as an envoy to send troops to reinforce injured tissue.
Enemies of our enemies can become allies in fighting a global health crisis.
Canadian scientists have found a mechanism to stimulate the human immune response to fight cancer.
The damage to the immune system of HIV patients occurs faster than when the HIV epidemic has just started.
In Ottawa a new study published in the American Journal of Internal Medicine reports that Vitamin D has more positive effects than we already know.
Beekeepers who are bee stung everyday when they come in contact with bees have helped researchers understand why they never had a fatal allergy that many people suffer.
Stress activates immune cells in mouse skin, making them feel itchy. The same mechanism can occur in humans.
Researchers at Duke University Medical Center have discovered a genetic link between the nervous system and the immune system in a worm, the finding could be a precursor…
An Ecuadorian dwarf community seems to be immune to all kinds of diseases, especially cancer, and has a very long life.
A new study published in Science describes 9 cases of children with normal infections due to a deficiency in the MyD88 gene - an important gene for protecting children f…
In 2004, David Pritchard himself covered his arm with a cloth covered with hookworm larvae, like maggots on the surface of meat. He kept the covering for a few days to m…
A cup of coffee every morning will help you stay awake, work effectively, and prevent multiple sclerosis (MS), US researchers said.
Shiitake mushrooms (also called shiitake mushrooms) are very good for us, and byproducts from shiitake mushrooms can be useful for other plants as well.
US scientists claim to have successfully treated a case of end-stage skin cancer by duplicating the patient's own immune cells in the laboratory, then returning them to…