Found 174 news articles for inflammation

…older people. Our innate immune response provides early antiviral protection and shapes the immunity required later for vaccine responses. But, if uncontrolled, the resulting hyper-acute inflammation from excess cytokines can……  Read more

…that induces inflammation. Activated cells are identified in bright blue. COVID-19 has similar characteristics to severe Influenza A virus (IAV) infections, including the damaging lung inflammation that causes ARDS. Associate……  Read more

…inflammation. How we are tackling acute inflammation Selection of molecules that can be quickly repurposed as anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent chronic inflammation and sepsis Development of new treatments that build……  Read more

…to Influenza A virus (IAV), including damaging lung inflammation. Here macrophages engulf an IAV peptide that induces inflammation where activated cells are identified by bright blue ‘specks’. How you can……  Read more

…pylori). PhD researcher Michelle Chonwerawong identified a protein in immune cells, NLRC5, which regulates inflammation levels in the stomach after bacterial infection. Professor Richard Ferrero In this study, published online……  Read more

…the disease.” The study used an immune marker for inflammation (IL-6) together with cancer markers to detect epithelial ovarian cancer in blood. Results were validated across two separate human trial……  Read more

Hudson Institute scientists have discovered how a molecule is transferred between damaged cells and healthy immune cells, which might cause toxic inflammation in a host of diseases. This toxic inflammation……  Read more

A two-day workshop is being held to promote collaborative research opportunities between cancer and inflammation researchers at Hudson Institute and the Department of Immunology at the University of Toronto. Following……  Read more

…discovered, using both pre-clinical and in vitro models, that IL-37 inhibits inflammation by targeting multiple steps required for the production of proteins such as IL-1β, which promote inflammation in the……  Read more

…neuroinflammation, oxidative stress, cerebrovascular resistance (obstruction to blood flow), and greater integrity of the neurovascular unit in the brain. The team believe that UCBCs stabilise the neurovascular unit—comprising of several……  Read more