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A systematic review and meta-analysis of long-term immune responses to vaccination in HIV

A systematic review and meta-analysis of long-term immune responses to vaccination in HIV

January 23, 20142 min Read More
Thibela TB study – a trial of mass Isoniazid preventive therapy for tuberculosis control

Thibela TB study – a trial of mass Isoniazid preventive therapy for tuberculosis control

January 24, 20142 min Read More
Microbiota helps regulate behaviour in Autism Spectrum Disorders

Microbiota helps regulate behaviour in Autism Spectrum Disorders

January 27, 20141 min Read More
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Normalizing glycosphingolipids restores CD4+ T cells function in lupus patients

Normalizing glycosphingolipids restores CD4+ T cells function in lupus patients

January 30, 20142 min Read More
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Sex difference noted in response to influenza vaccine

Sex difference noted in response to influenza vaccine

January 31, 20141 min Read More
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T cell repertoire following autologous stem cell transplantation for multiple sclerosis

T cell repertoire following autologous stem cell transplantation for multiple sclerosis

February 20, 20142 min Read More
HIV
Tolerance or resistance to HIV infection? Which is it?

Tolerance or resistance to HIV infection? Which is it?

February 25, 20142 min Read More
CD8 T cell
Treating rhematoid arthritis with peptide-specific CD8+ regulatory T cells

Treating rhematoid arthritis with peptide-specific CD8+ regulatory T cells

February 25, 20142 min Read More
HIV1
Neuronal ferritin heavy chain and opiate abuse affect HIV-associated cognitive dysfunction

Neuronal ferritin heavy chain and opiate abuse affect HIV-associated cognitive dysfunction

February 27, 20142 min Read More
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Understanding molecular evolution of HIV and ART

Understanding molecular evolution of HIV and ART

March 25, 20142 min Read More
Using immunomics to find vaccine antigens for schistosomiasis

Using immunomics to find vaccine antigens for schistosomiasis

March 31, 20141 min Read More
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Results from a novel flu vaccine

Results from a novel flu vaccine

April 17, 20142 min Read More
Clec12a regulates inflammation in response to cell death

Clec12a regulates inflammation in response to cell death

April 22, 20141 min Read More
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Control of Malaria-Induced Inflammation in Children is Dependent on Exposure.

Control of Malaria-Induced Inflammation in Children is Dependent on Exposure.

April 24, 20142 min Read More
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New TB drug combination to enter late-stage testing

New TB drug combination to enter late-stage testing

April 25, 20141 min Read More

DESIGN 2

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Vaginal Microbiome Far More Complex Than “Good vs. Bad,” Study Finds

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Local Antibody Feedback Shapes How B Cells Compete During Vaccination

New research reveals how antibodies generated early in an immune response can influence which B cells continue to mature in germinal centres, the sites where high-affinity antibodies are refined (Figure…
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Vision Nutrient Zeaxanthin Found to Boost Immune Response Against Cancer

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CXCL12-CXCR4 Signalling Drives CD8⁺ T Cell Recruitment Into Atherosclerotic Plaques

Researchers have uncovered a key mechanism controlling CD8T cell infiltration into atherosclerotic plaques, highlighting a potential therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease...
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Mapping the T Cell Response to Chikungunya: A Step Toward Targeted Therapies

Chikungunya virus infections are often acute, but for 30% to 60% of patients, especially women, the virus leaves a troubling legacy: chronic, severe joint pain that can persist for years.…
breaking newsT Cells May Be Active Players in the Earliest Stages of Parkinson’s Disease
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breaking newsHow Just a Few High-Fat Meals Can Disrupt Your Gut’s Immune Defences
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How Just a Few High-Fat Meals Can Disrupt Your Gut’s Immune Defences

New research reveals that even short-term exposure to a high-fat diet can immediately impair gut immunity—long before any physical symptoms appear (Figure 1). The study offers the first direct evidence…

DESIGN 3

breaking newsVaginal Microbiome Far More Complex Than “Good vs. Bad,” Study Finds
February 20, 2026

Vaginal Microbiome Far More Complex Than “Good vs. Bad,” Study Finds

New research challenges the long-standing idea that vaginal health can be defined simply by the presence of “good” Lactobacillus bacteria or “bad” Gardnerella. The study reveals a much more nuanced…
breaking newsLocal Antibody Feedback Shapes How B Cells Compete During Vaccination
February 18, 2026

Local Antibody Feedback Shapes How B Cells Compete During Vaccination

New research reveals how antibodies generated early in an immune response can influence which B cells continue to mature in germinal centres, the sites where high-affinity antibodies are refined (Figure…
breaking newsVision Nutrient Zeaxanthin Found to Boost Immune Response Against Cancer
October 13, 2025

Vision Nutrient Zeaxanthin Found to Boost Immune Response Against Cancer

A nutrient best known for protecting eyesight may soon have a new role in cancer treatment. Researchers have discovered that zeaxanthin, a plant-derived carotenoid abundant in foods like spinach, kale,…
breaking newsCXCL12-CXCR4 Signalling Drives CD8⁺ T Cell Recruitment Into Atherosclerotic Plaques
August 20, 2025

CXCL12-CXCR4 Signalling Drives CD8⁺ T Cell Recruitment Into Atherosclerotic Plaques

Researchers have uncovered a key mechanism controlling CD8T cell infiltration into atherosclerotic plaques, highlighting a potential therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease...
breaking newsNew Study Reveals Why CAR-T Therapy Can Cause ‘Brain Fog’ and How to Reverse It
July 9, 2025

New Study Reveals Why CAR-T Therapy Can Cause ‘Brain Fog’ and How to Reverse It

CAR-T cell therapy, a efficient form of cancer immunotherapy, has revolutionised treatment for many patients with aggressive blood cancers. But while the therapy has led to remarkable long-term remissions, some…
breaking newsMapping the T Cell Response to Chikungunya: A Step Toward Targeted Therapies
July 8, 2025

Mapping the T Cell Response to Chikungunya: A Step Toward Targeted Therapies

Chikungunya virus infections are often acute, but for 30% to 60% of patients, especially women, the virus leaves a troubling legacy: chronic, severe joint pain that can persist for years.…
breaking newsT Cells May Be Active Players in the Earliest Stages of Parkinson’s Disease
July 4, 2025

T Cells May Be Active Players in the Earliest Stages of Parkinson’s Disease

T cells are essential defenders of the immune system, but in some cases, their activity turns against the body—damaging healthy tissues and triggering autoimmune diseases like type 1 diabetes and…
breaking newsHow Just a Few High-Fat Meals Can Disrupt Your Gut’s Immune Defences
June 30, 2025

How Just a Few High-Fat Meals Can Disrupt Your Gut’s Immune Defences

New research reveals that even short-term exposure to a high-fat diet can immediately impair gut immunity—long before any physical symptoms appear (Figure 1). The study offers the first direct evidence…

DESIGN 4

breaking news

Vaginal Microbiome Far More Complex Than “Good vs. Bad,” Study Finds

New research challenges the long-standing idea that vaginal health can be defined simply by the presence of “good” Lactobacillus bacteria or “bad” Gardnerella. The study reveals a much more nuanced…
breaking news

Local Antibody Feedback Shapes How B Cells Compete During Vaccination

New research reveals how antibodies generated early in an immune response can influence which B cells continue to mature in germinal centres, the sites where high-affinity antibodies are refined (Figure…
breaking news

Vision Nutrient Zeaxanthin Found to Boost Immune Response Against Cancer

A nutrient best known for protecting eyesight may soon have a new role in cancer treatment. Researchers have discovered that zeaxanthin, a plant-derived carotenoid abundant in foods like spinach, kale,…