Natural News Editor questions validity of immune system intervention

Does mass vaccination produce a better long-term result than allowing one's own immune system to activate an adaptive response? Mike Adams of Natural News asks important questions about the merits of vaccination programs for non-fatal diseases. ... Continue Reading

Vitamin D deficiency linked to multiple sclerosis

The findings of a team of UK and Canadian researchers suggest that taking vitamin D supplements at critical times – during pregnancy and throughout early childhood – could prevent multiple sclerosis. ... Continue Reading

U of MN adult stem cell research shows promise for transplant therapies

University of Minnesota stem cell researchers, together with collaborators at Stanford University, have successfully used adult stem cells to replace the immune system and bone marrow of mice, offering the promise of new therapies for people in the future. With this advance and other recent discoveries, the researchers are winning over previous skeptics. ... Continue Reading

Inadequate sleep increases cold risk

Sleeping for less than seven hours each night significantly increases the odds of catching a cold, according to results of a recently published study. ... Continue Reading

Dieting during the flu season a no-no

Dieting during the flu season may impair the body’s ability to fight the flu, new research suggests. ... Continue Reading

Immune system cells implicated in Parkinson’s

Recent study results have added to a growing body of evidence which suggests that the immune system plays a major role in the development of Parkinson's disease, a neurodegenerative disease characterized by the death of dopamine-producing (dopaminergic) brain cells ... Continue Reading

Three-in-one Virus Killer Prevents Common, Often Fatal Infections

A novel combination therapy drastically reduces the infection rate of three viruses -- and risk of death -- in transplant patients with compromised immune systems. The findings, to be reported in the Nov. 1 print edition of Nature Medicine, originate from a study conducted at Baylor College of Medicine, The Methodist Hospital, and Texas Children's Hospital. ... Continue Reading

Green tea polyphenol may protect against type 1 diabetes

Dr Stephen Hu and colleagues from research institutions in the US, China, and Japan, have discovered that epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), a powerful antioxidant present in green tea, appears to prevent or delay the onset of type 1 diabetes in mice. ... Continue Reading

Gender plays a role in kidney transplantation, study shows

A new study suggests that gender should be taken into consideration when it comes to allocating donor kidneys. ... Continue Reading

Immune system protein promotes tumor growth

Researchers have identified an immune system protein that helps to shield growing tumors from attack by circulating T-cells. ... Continue Reading

Breast cancer vaccine active against HER-2 positive tumors

A breast cancer vaccine has moved one step closer to reality after an experimental breast cancer vaccine succeeded in eradicating HER-2 positive breast cancer in mice – even destroying tumors resistant to current drugs, such as Herceptin. ... Continue Reading

Researchers to begin trials of revolutionary flu jab

UK researchers are set to begin trials of a new flu vaccine, which could remove the need for an annual flu jab and, if successful, could offer protection against bird flu and a flu pandemic. ... Continue Reading

Social isolation impacts upon mental and physical health

Social isolation has a significant impact upon mental and physical health, and should be classed among smoking and obesity as a major risk factor to health, according to the authors of a new book. ... Continue Reading

Scientists develop immunization against heart disease

Latest research findings have led to the development of a potential immunization against cardiovascular disease. ... Continue Reading

Scientists develop immunization against heart disease

Latest research findings have led to the development of a potential immunization against cardiovascular disease. ... Continue Reading

Scientists discover mechanisms of senile blindness

Hyperactive immune resistance has been associated with senile blindness caused by age-dependent macular degeneration (AMD). ... Continue Reading

Pathologists Believe They Have Pinpointed Achilles Heel Of HIV

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) researchers at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston believe they have uncovered the Achilles heel in the armor of the virus that continues to kill millions. ... Continue Reading

Mechanism behind Mind-Body Connection Explains How Chronic Stress Ages Immune System

Immune cells end in protective caps, called telomeres, that are shorter in persons suffering chronic stress. Shortened telomeres are a sign of premature aging. A new UCLA study suggests that the stress hormone cortisol is the culprit behind telomeres' early aging and offers a potential drug target for protecting the immune system against the wear and tear of long-term stress. ... Continue Reading

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