Common Bacteria May Aggravate MS?
                   
redorbit.com     May 15, 2008          

By Abram Katz By Abram Katz Register Science Editor Otherwise harmless bacteria that live in almost all humans can aggravate multiple sclerosis, a disease in which the immune system mistakenly attacks its own host, University of Connecticut Health Center scientists have found. [read full story]                    


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Novel method to create personalized immunotherapy treatments

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Cancer Research Institute Names Six New Investigator Award Winners

newswise.com     Aug 4, 2008          

The Cancer Research Institute, a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to advancing immunology to conquer cancer, announced that the Investigator Award Review Committee of the Institute's Scientific Advisory Council, with...                    

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medicalnewstoday.com     Aug 4, 2008          

Your immune system may have more in common with a Corvette than you thought. When a virus or bacteria enters a human body, the immune system revs up to fight and expel the invader. Once the invader is gone, the body puts on the...                    

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Cutting the brakes on the immune system

physorg.com     Aug 1, 2008   11 related          

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