1 day ago by heterogenius

Dear ViroMag Readers, Peace! I’m back, and thanks for not going away! Here is a WHO page on “Safety of Pandemic Vaccines”, where “ WHO has received vaccination information from 16 of around 40 countries conducting national H1N1 pandemic vaccine campaigns.” and here are the results Finally, WHO repor ...

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2 days ago by JJSDiabetes

Yes, I state that Alice Halstead is a "diabetic" rather than referring to her as a "person of the female persuasion that has been afflicted with diabetes" as some seem to prefer. It's amazing how many negative e-mails we get when we state someone is a "diabetic". However, this seems to be a very int ...

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4 days ago by Paul Gibson

Saliva science. Not the hottest of research fields, perhaps, but it is apparently drawing in some funding. Because a new paper published in the Journal of Proteome Research is reporting that the wet stuff changes its chemical composition as women age. The work was conducted by a bunch of boffins at ...

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5 days ago by admin

Some communicating over the indistinguishability of Nemo’s lowercase octopod someone Pearl has led me into a unfathomable enquiry of Grimpoteuthis (dumbo octopuses) and Opisthoteuthis (flapjack octopuses). Read the example post: Common Names For Uncommon Octopods

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5 days ago by Jesse

Researchers at the La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology have found that previous influenza infections may provide at least some level of immunity to the H1N1 “swine” flu. “The question we asked was, “Is the swine flu more like the seasonal flu or like a totally new strain of influenza where t ...

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5 days ago by geekheartsscience

Glycoprotein 2 is the M cell receptor for type I pili on bacteria and is important for the immune response to these bacteria, according to research by Hase and colleagues published last week in the journal Nature. The mucosal immune system is one of the largest components of our immune system and is ...

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5 days ago by liveonearth

Eucalyptus Oil: a potentially useful agent for cancer patients. Jacob Schor, ND, FABNO November 17, 2009 Eucalyptus Oil: a possible aid for cancer patients Eucalyptus oil may be a useful adjunct to consider for patients undergoing cancer chemotherapy. This essential oil may activate innate cell medi ...

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6 days ago by Jesse

Researchers at the La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology have found that previous influenza infections may provide at least some level of immunity to the H1N1 swine flu . Read the rest here: Scientists find previous seasonal flu infections may provide some …

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6 days ago by AJCann

The HIV-1 pandemic represents one of the great plagues in human history and a major challenge for medicine, public health and biological research. Infection with HIV-1 causes AIDS, a syndrome that was first described in 1981. Continuous research has allowed the development of effective treatments th ...

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7 days ago by medico

1.In the innate immune system a) neutrophil leucocytes phagocytose particulate antigens b) monocytes develop into tissue macrophages c) natural killer cells produce interferons d) acute phase proteins bind complement to enhance opsonisation e) macrophage-derived interleukin-1 mediates the febrile re ...

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