January 1970

Epigenetic ‘Fingerprint’ Reveals How Regulatory T Cells Adapt to Heal Tissues

Regulatory T cells (Treg cells) are essential guardians of the immune system. They not only suppress harmful immune responses that can lead to autoimmune diseases, but they also play a…

Bonamy HoltakJanuary 1, 1970

Mix It Up: Diverse Flavonoid Intake Linked to Longer Life and Lower Disease Risk

A decade-long study of over 120,000 adults has found that not just the amount, but the diversity of flavonoid-rich foods in your diet, from tea and berries to dark chocolate…

Bonamy HoltakJanuary 1, 1970

Unveiling the Immune & Bone Dialogue: Why Osteoimmunology Matters for Osteoporosis

Each year the world pauses to recognize World Osteoporosis Day, a reminder that strong bones are the foundation of lifelong mobility, vitality, and independence. While calcium, vitamin D, and exercise…

Faith OluwamakindeJanuary 1, 1970

Epigenetic ‘Fingerprint’ Reveals How Regulatory T Cells Adapt to Heal Tissues

Mix It Up: Diverse Flavonoid Intake Linked to Longer Life and Lower Disease Risk

Unveiling the Immune & Bone Dialogue: Why Osteoimmunology Matters for Osteoporosis

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