Yet, unlike most pioneering developers of new modalities, Bloom’s programs are underpinned by a century of clinical evidence of the efficacy of modulating the gut–immune–brain axis to treat ...

However, this biological shape-shifting may worsen disease by crippling production of molecules like PSA that regulate the ...

Their study showed that the brain maintains a balance between molecular immune system signals that induce inflammation and ... liver, intestines, and so on. The vagus nerve plays a role in ...

Traumatic brain injury can lead to profound downstream barriers to obtaining adequate nutrition from the diet.

People with the skin condition psoriasis often have invisible inflammation in the ... had higher numbers of certain types of immune cells in their small intestine, and the cells showed signs ...

Dr Matt Hepworth, Branch Lead for Immune ... and Inflammation, has been awarded a £2.8 million, 8-year Career Development Award (CDA) from the Wellcome Trust to conduct groundbreaking research into a ...

During fasting, neurons in the gut connected to the brain release chemical signals that bind to immune cells, telling them to leave the intestine ... chronic inflammation, high stress, or obesity.

The study shows that tissue-resident memory CD8 T cells in the small intestine are ... as we explore how to enhance immune protection while avoiding damaging inflammation." Using advanced ...

UC is a chronic condition featuring persistent inflammation ... The gut-brain axis is not the same as the gum-gut axis. The gut-brain axis refers to the neurological, hormonal, and immune ...

Derrick Chan, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Previous work from Albani and Chan examined the immune patterns in the peripheral blood of patients with DRE. 6 Their earlier findings underscored how ...

Prior studies in both animals and humans have reported that neutrophils can cross the blood-brain barrier, and although these cells are not typically attracted to glioblastomas, they are recruited at ...