Potential Causes of Persistent Allergic Inflammation

Potential Causes of Persistent Allergic Inflammation

A research team set out to investigate the variety and biological processes of human Th2 cells. They identified a subpopulation of Th2 cells known as…
Feeding Peanut goods to Infants Protects against Allergy until Adolescence, a study finds

Feeding Peanut goods to Infants Protects against Allergy until Adolescence, a study finds

Feeding peanuts to children on a regular basis from infancy to age five lowered the rate of peanut allergy in adolescence by 71%, even after…
First Stage in Allergic Responses, Pave the Way for Novel Prevention Techniques

First Stage in Allergic Responses, Pave the Way for Novel Prevention Techniques

Scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School have established how the first domino falls after a person comes into contact with an allergen such as peanuts, shellfish,…
Early Childhood Antibiotics increase Risk of Asthma, suggesting a potential Preventative for Adult Asthma

Early Childhood Antibiotics increase Risk of Asthma, suggesting a potential Preventative for Adult Asthma

Early exposure to antibiotics can trigger long term susceptibility to asthma, according to new research from Monash University. Importantly the research team isolated a molecule…
Vitamin B6 – A New Compound that Prevents Deterioration

Vitamin B6 – A New Compound that Prevents Deterioration

Vitamin B6 is crucial for brain metabolism. As a result, in a variety of mental diseases, a low vitamin B6 level is connected with reduced…
Does having a Low-birth-weight Child increase a Person’s Risk of Developing Dementia?

Does having a Low-birth-weight Child increase a Person’s Risk of Developing Dementia?

According to a study published in the June 12, 2024, online issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, people who…
Standardized Protocols help Hospitals Treat Strokes more Quickly

Standardized Protocols help Hospitals Treat Strokes more Quickly

According to West Virginia University research, American Heart Association and American Stroke Association recommendations are beneficial at shortening hospital response times for stroke therapy and…
Higher Blood Pressure is connected with worse Cognition in Adolescents

Higher Blood Pressure is connected with worse Cognition in Adolescents

Adolescents with high blood pressure and arterial stiffness may have lower cognitive functions, according to a recent Finnish study from the University of Jyväskylä and…
Access to Gardens and Citizen Science can Boost Conservation among Children, according to studies

Access to Gardens and Citizen Science can Boost Conservation among Children, according to studies

Access to gardens and citizen science projects at school can help students develop pro-conservation behaviors, according to a recent study. Offering youngsters the opportunity to…
Progress in Protecting the Safety of the Nation’s High School Athletes

Progress in Protecting the Safety of the Nation’s High School Athletes

Researchers began providing annual studies and bi-annual updates on the health and safety rules for secondary schools in each state and Washington, D.C. The evaluations…
Attending Live Sports enhances Wellbeing according to a Study

Attending Live Sports enhances Wellbeing according to a Study

According to new scientific research, witnessing live athletic events enhances overall well-being and minimizes feelings of loneliness. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in…
Better Medical Record-keeping is required to Fight Antibiotic Misuse

Better Medical Record-keeping is required to Fight Antibiotic Misuse

A lack of precise record-keeping in clinics and emergency departments may be impeding efforts to reduce unnecessary antibiotic usage, according to two recent investigations by…
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