Found 174 news articles for inflammation

…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

…Intersex conditions Targeting key regulators of innate immunity in inflammation-associated cancer Professor Brendan Jenkins Senior Research Fellowship: 2019 – 2023 Dysregulated innate immunity provides the cornerstone for the pathogenesis of……  Read more

Australia’s medical research sector will benefit from the appointment of Hudson Institute inflammation scientist Associate Professor Ashley Mansell to global firm Morningside BioPharma Advisory, a subsidiary of Morningside Ventures. Associate……  Read more

…and how we can develop drugs to target our body’s damaging inflammation to help limit life-threatening disease. Inflammation is important because it helps remove infection from our system. However, during……  Read more

…the journal Neuroinflammation. Hudson Institute is a leader in the field of inflammation research, with more than 100 researchers investigating the role of inflammation across a range of disease areas….…  Read more

…its wholly owned subsidiary, Pharmorage Pty Ltd. Autoimmune and auto-inflammatory disorders affect as many as five per cent of Australians, with uncontrolled inflammation contributing to many chronic health issues. Focus……  Read more

…reconnected to the blood supply of the recipient. This results in inflammation, which can cause permanent damage to the organ. The scientists showed that follistatin markedly reduces this inflammation, providing……  Read more

…Institute, Professor Elizabeth Hartland, welcomed this investment in inflammation research and new potential anti-inflammatory treatments by the Victorian government: “Hudson Institute is Australia’s largest centre for inflammation research, and we……  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

…good in infection, too much cell death can drive tissue damaging inflammation, known as sepsis. Likewise, we have shown that elevated cell death directly triggers inflammation in acute and chronic……  Read more