Histamine Could Be Bridge Between Inflammation and Depression

Medicine & Technology Aug 18, 2021

A new study suggests the possibility of histamine as a bridge between the baffling correlation of inflammation and depression.

High-Fiber Diet vs Fermented Foods: Relationship Between Diet, Systemic Inflammation, and Gut Microbiota Studied in New Research

Jul 16, 2021

Researchers from Stanford University investigated the pros and cons of high-fiber diets vs fermented food diets when promoting human gut microbiome diversity and heightened immune responses.

Arthritis: What Foods to Eat to Avoid Joint Pain and Inflammation

Jun 14, 2021

Arthritis is the swelling and inflammation of joints that could affect people of all ages. Here are some foods that you need to avoid, and foods that can help relieve joint pains.

Western Pattern Diet Could Lead to Gut Inflammation; Reveals Obesity May Reach "Point of No Return"

May 19, 2021

A new study of both humans and mice recently showed that eating a Western pattern diet rich in fat and sugar can cause gut inflammation.

Rheumatoid Arthritis: How Tooth Brushing Helps Ward Off Said Condition

May 05, 2021

There's one more benefit tooth brushing brings than eliminating bad breath and that's the ability to ward off rheumatoid arthritis.

Honey Healing Properties: Anti-Inflammatory Nanoparticles May Be Added in Ointments

Apr 01, 2021

While honey has been mostly used for sweetening or preserving food, different cultures have recorded using the sweet substance as an ointment - and researchers have looked into its anti-inflammatory potential.

Anxiety Disorders Are Associated with the Endocrine System

Sep 07, 2020

New research indicates that people diagnosed with an anxiety disorder are likely to have thyroid gland inflammation. Ukrainian experts believe that the endocrine system plays an important role in diagnosing psycho-emotional disorders like anxiety.

Study: Macrophage Reprogramming More Complex Than Previously Thought

Aug 24, 2020

A new study from the University of Illinois at Chicago suggests that reprogramming macrophages - white blood cells that respond to inflammation - is more complex than scientists previously thought.

CT Scans Reveal Sick Lungs in Asymptomatic People

Aug 11, 2020

Researchers know very little about how coronavirus affects those who are asymptomatic. Lung and heart CT scans have revealed traces of inflammation.

Treatment-Resistant Depression May Be Treated for Inflammation

Jul 24, 2020

The link between depression and inflammation can help design new treatments for patients that resist antidepressant drugs. An ongoing study continues to determine the biomarkers of depression.

Steroid Treatment Proven to be Beneficial for the Immune System of Coronavirus Patients

Jul 19, 2020

Several studies support steroid treatment for COVID-19 patients as it helps with the recovery and identification of the most severe cases. It is also beneficial for the immune system which has memory cells that recognize the virus.

A New Way to Resolve Inflammation on Severe Coronavirus Cases; Will This Be Effective?

Jul 09, 2020

COVID-19 patients with severe cases often suffer from organ damage and sometimes death. But a team of scientists has proposed a novel way of limiting organ damage to improve outcomes for severe cases of the disease.

Brown Adipose Tissue Found Responsible for Triggering Inflammation in Response to Psychological Stress: Study

Jul 01, 2020

A new study finds that brown adipose tissue is responsible for triggering inflammation in response to psychological stress. In the research, scientists also determined the relationship between stress and an immune system cell called IL-6.

Human Immune System Also In-charge of Decision-Making Processes

Jun 10, 2019

New research is suggesting that the inflammatory actions in the brain reduces a person’s motivation and eventually influences the decisions that people are making.

Preeclampsia, As Well As Cure For It, May Be Due To Altered Immune Cells

May 04, 2017

The immune system's natural killer cells n pregnant women alter in response to placental ischemia, so altering the NK cells can blunt some of the problems, discover scientists.