Immune System

Longevity and Age Management

Therapy recommended for immune-mediated kidney disease

Posted in Healthcare and Information, Immune System, Diagnostics on Wed August 06, 2008
Therapy recommended for immune-mediated kidney disease

Targeted drug therapy has been found to be effective in the treatment of patients with the common form of immune-mediated kidney disease, it has been asserted. ... Continue Reading

Scientists develop immunization against heart disease

Posted in Cardio-Vascular, Immune System, Stroke on Thu July 31, 2008

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

Scientists discover mechanisms of senile blindness

Posted in Immune System, Inflammation, Sensory on Thu July 24, 2008

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

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

Posted in Longevity and Age Management, Immune System, Stress on Wed July 23, 2008

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

Preliminary evidence suggests Alzheimer's symptom may be reversible

Posted in Alzheimer's Disease, Immune System, Neurology on Mon July 21, 2008

Researchers report an improvement in the language ability of Alzheimer's patients by using a new immune-based approach to treatment. ... Continue Reading

Study sheds new light on transplant, cancer link

Targeted therapies in patients who have undergone organ transplantation could help reduce risk of cancer, new findings suggest. ... 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

New atherosclerosis findings 'could save millions of lives'

Posted in Cardio-Vascular, Immune System, Inflammation, Stroke on Fri June 20, 2008

Two separate studies by researchers from Harvard and Baylor could lead to new treatments that would reduce heart attacks and strokes considerably. ... Continue Reading

Anti-TNF drugs linked to 'infection risk'

Posted in Arthritis, Drug Trends, Immune System on Tue May 20, 2008

Anti-aging physicians have been warned that drugs commonly prescribed for patients with immunological disorders may increase risk of infections other than tuberculosis. ... Continue Reading

Immune system treatment trial 'promising'

Posted in Cancer, Immune System on Fri April 25, 2008

A new treatment designed to boost the immune system in people suffering from lung cancer has shown 'promising' results during clinical trials. ... Continue Reading

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