Gene signature quickly predicts who’ll develop vaccine immunity
Research finds it’s possible to predict vaccine immunity a week after it was administered. That could speed up vaccine development.
Breast milk molecules may cut allergy risk for babies
Molecules in breast milk may protect infants from developing food allergies and eczema, researchers report.
Why stem cell transplants for MS work so well
New research digs into why blood stem cell transplants are so effective as a therapy for multiple sclerosis.
‘Click’ chemistry may deliver drugs to treat bone tumors in dogs
A process called “click” chemistry may efficiently deliver radioactive cancer drugs to dogs with bone tumors while reducing side effects.
Eating fire ants may prep lizards for future attack
Chowing down on fire ants might bolster lizard immune systems for attacks in the future, “somewhat like a vaccine,” researchers say.
New protein boosts T cells to keep immune system in balance
Researchers have designed a protein that could keep the immune system in balance and prevent disease like arthritis and multiple sclerosis.
New protein boosts T cells to keep immune system in balance
Researchers have designed a protein that could keep the immune system in balance and prevent disease like arthritis and multiple sclerosis.
‘Forever chemicals’ in alligators may affect their immune systems
A study of North Carolina alligators found elevated levels of “forever chemicals” in the blood. They also had odd lesions, researchers say.
‘Forever chemicals’ in alligators may affect their immune systems
A study of North Carolina alligators found elevated levels of “forever chemicals” in the blood. They also had odd lesions, researchers say.
Key neurons make you feel sluggish when you’re sick
We tend to eat, drink, and move less when we feel sick. A new study in mice uncovers brain cells that control these “sickness behaviors.”