allergies
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New Immune Cell Type May Explain Food Allergies
Researchers identified ‘tolerogenic dendritic cells’ in the intestines, crucial for preventing food allergies, suggesting new potential treatments.
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Climate Change Intensifies Pollen Levels and Worsens Allergies
Rising temperatures and increased CO2 levels are extending pollen seasons and intensifying allergies, with extreme events like thunderstorm asthma becoming more frequent.
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Everything You Need to Know About Allergies: Types, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Allergies are immune system reactions to foreign substances, or allergens, that are typically harmless to the body. However, for some people, these allergens can cause reactions ranging from mild inflammation to life-threatening conditions such as anaphylaxis. When to Seek Emergency…
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Early-Life Antibiotics Can Trigger Allergies by Altering the Immune System
Scientists have uncovered that antibiotics administered to newborns can alter gut bacteria, potentially leading to increased susceptibility to allergies. The research, conducted at the University of British Columbia (Canada), reveals that these changes in gut microbiota can have long-term effects…