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Females with Food Allergies Face Lower Quality of Life than Males

July 2026

Female patients with food allergies face a lower health-related quality of life than male patients with food allergies, new research has revealed.

Targeting and Guiding Immune Cells as a Therapeutic Strategy

Directly guiding immune cells to the centre of inflammation zones may soon become reality, as suggested by results found at the Cells-in-Motion Cluster…

New Vaccine Solution for Peanut Allergies

Peanut allergies may soon become a thing of the past thanks to new research carried out by investigators at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor…

Environment Key to Understanding Immune System Changes

New understanding into why immunity may weaken in older people, and the environmental factors that cause age-related differences in the immune system…

Variation in Bacterial Strain Can Affect Immune Responsiveness

DIFFERENCES in immune responses to bacterial infections between individuals may be due to the specific bacterial strain, according to research from The…

Short-Term ART Cessation is Supported in Clinical Trials

DISCONTINUATION of HIV treatment for a short period does not cause the irreversible effects that were initially thought, according to results from a…

Physical Contact and Regular Social Interactions Can Lead to a Stronger Immune Defence

REGULAR interactions and physical touching can synchronise the gut microbiome in social groups, leading to a stronger immune defence. These…

Gene Associated with Peanut Allergy Revealed

A GENE previously identified as playing a role in eczema, asthma, and allergic rhinitis has been pinpointed as being associated with the incidence of…

Exposure to Dogs Reduces Risk of Childhood Eczema and Asthma

EXPOSURE of pregnant mothers to dogs, as well as early contact between children and canine-specific bacteria, may reduce the risk of childhood eczema and…

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