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Salmonella linked to autoimmune responses, arthritis, and Alzheimer's

Salmonella linked to autoimmune responses, arthritis, and Alzheimer’s

New research has shown that Salmonella infections can cause autoimmune responses and arthritis in animals, and has presented a possible link to neurodegenerative diseases. The...
Australian and UK researchers identify new dementia biomarker

Australian and UK researchers identify new dementia biomarker

Researchers have identified a new biomarker for dementia which they believe could lead to therapeutic treatments for the condition. Medical researchers in the UK and...
Key genes could regulate T cells to treat autoimmune diseases and cancer

Key genes could regulate T cells to treat autoimmune diseases and cancer

Researchers have discovered a way to control regulatory T cells that help the human body’s immune response. The researchers at Salk, led by Ye Zheng,...
Diabetes device market expected to reach €23.6m by 2022

Diabetes device market expected to reach €23.6m by 2022

A global report has projected the Diabetes Care Devices Market to reach €23.6m ($26,710.3m) by 2022. The report, published by Meticulous Research, has projected the...
Flaccid myelitis: researchers identify antibodies for rare children’s disease

Flaccid myelitis: researchers identify antibodies for rare children’s disease

Protective antibodies for the rare children’s disease – flaccid myelitis – have been identified by researchers, who hope the find could lead to future...
Study shows triple-combination therapy reduces COPD exacerbations

Study shows triple-combination therapy reduces COPD exacerbations

Results from a Phase III trial have shown how a triple-combination therapy reduces the rate of moderate or severe COPD exacerbations. The results from the...
Ultra-processed foods: an EU health crisis

Ultra-processed foods: an EU health crisis

Many European countries have seen a dramatic increase in the consumption of ultra-processed foods in recent decades, with research estimating that these food products...
Active Citizenship Network: “For vaccination? Come back. I can’t tell you when."

Active Citizenship Network: “For vaccination? Come back. I can’t tell you when.”

The Active Citizenship Network’s Mariano Votta and Maira Cardillo detail the impact of COVID-19 on vaccination efforts across Italy. The situation is fraught: even within...
Timing of COVID-19 antibody test is critical say experts

Timing of COVID-19 antibody test is critical say experts

According to a new study, in order to detect a COVID-19 infection in a patient an antibody test must be carried out at the...
Tendo AB: “This is the first exoskeleton that makes sense”

Tendo AB: “This is the first exoskeleton that makes sense”

Tendo AB has adapted space technology to create its exoskeleton that meets the urgent needs of paralysed patients with reduced hand function. Today, Tendo AB...
Genome sequencing: novel genetic cause of rare diseases discovered

Genome sequencing: novel genetic cause of rare diseases discovered

A new study has discovered novel genetic causes of rare diseases which researchers believe could lead to the improvement of diagnosis and patient care. A...
Cognitive impairment treatment options for multiple sclerosis patients

Cognitive impairment treatment options for multiple sclerosis patients

Experts have analysed available treatment options for cognitive impairment in multiple sclerosis patients. Experts have investigated the efficacy of different treatment and management options that...
Experimental cancer drug is potential treatment for rare Rett syndrome

Experimental cancer drug is potential treatment for rare Rett syndrome

Scientists have investigated the use of an experimental cancer drug for the treatment of the rare Rett syndrome, finding that it extended life in...
Chronic pain patients can be supported with online consultations

Chronic pain patients can be supported with online consultations

A new review has recommended that chronic pain patients can be supported through online consultations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers from the University of Bath's...
Could these senolytic drugs halt the spread of COVID-19?

Could these senolytic drugs halt the spread of COVID-19?

Professor Michael Lisanti of Salford University highlights the potential application of senolytic drugs in combating COVID-19. Professor Michael P Lisanti, Chair in Translational Medicine at...
Doctors examine best treatment options for rare type of stroke

Doctors examine best treatment options for rare type of stroke

A new study has set out to assess the best option for the treatment of a rare type of stroke known as a nontraumatic...
Experts provide insights on COVID-19 antibody tests

Experts provide insights on COVID-19 antibody tests

In this article Professor Georgina Ellison-Hughes, Dr Rocio Martinez-Nunez, and Dr Rui Ribeiro Galao, Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine, King’s College London, provide...
Remote mental health treatment for young people with depression

Remote mental health treatment for young people with depression

A new, remote mental health treatment that helps young people suffering from anxiety and depression will now be made available on the NHS. The online...
Plant-based health solutions for weight and mental health management

Plant-based health solutions for weight and mental health management

Weight and mental health management can be difficult at the best of times, but COVID-19 is compounding these problems for many people, and there...
‘Immune cleanup’ could offer treatment for rare disorder

‘Immune cleanup’ could offer treatment for rare disorder

Researchers have discovered how stimulating an ‘immune cleanup’ could offer a potential treatment for people suffering from a rare disorder named leukocyte adhesion deficiency...

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