Found 174 news articles for inflammation

…already used for inflammatory diseases in older children and adults, which neonatal specialists expect to assist preterm babies, given their risk of inflammation. Hudson Institute Professors Claudia and Marcel Nold……  Read more

…“Inflammasome-associated inflammation is associated with nearly every major disease afflicting humankind. This isoform receptor may target the fundamental process of inflammation associated with these diseases.” “The drug we have developed……  Read more

…and Professor Marcel Nold (Research Group Head, Interventional Immunology in Early Life Diseases, and Professor, Paediatrics Monash Health), who are engaged in a hugely beneficial working partnership. Controlling inflammation in……  Read more

…autoimmunity and treatments for infection-driven hyperinflammation, such as severe COVID-19 and influenza A infection. A/Prof Gantier was part of an international team that found a genetic cause of the chronic……  Read more

…and function in the fetus and newborn. Their latest research, published in the Journal of Neuroinflammation, shows for the first time how inflammation changes nerve cell maturation and function. They……  Read more

…species interact with the immune system and regulate processes such as inflammation. But we don’t yet know the ‘correct’ combination of bacteria for anyone at any particular time, or how……  Read more

…preterm brain. Dr Robert Galinsky and his team at Hudson Institute work on understanding how inflammation impacts development of the immature brain, and how to prevent or treat the many……  Read more

…answered Associate Professor Michelle Tate investigates how inflammation turns from protector to destroyer in severe and fatal respiratory viral infections including influenza and RSV. By studying this hyperinflammatory response, Associate……  Read more

…flu season guide A/Prof Tate investigates how inflammation turns from protector to destroyer in severe and fatal viral infections including influenza. By studying this hyperinflammatory response, A/Prof Tate and her……  Read more

…focuses on understanding the immunoregulatory mechanisms in the testis and epididymis, to improve outcomes for men experiencing infertility due to infections and inflammation in the male reproductive system. She is……  Read more