Immune reaction or immune response is the mechanism by which the body protects itself from bacteria, viruses, or any foreign bodies. Some of the hormones can alter the immune response of the body. For example, testosterones are immunosuppressives, whereas estrogens are immune-enhancing hormones.
Allergy - Explained in a Scientific Way
Due to the widespread use of the term allergy, there are many misconceptions about allergic disorders among patients and the general population. This article aims to explain allergy in a scientific way, but in simple language and with examples.
The Immune Response of Factor VIII: An Overview
To compensate for the bleeding tendency in hemophilia patients, endogenous factor 8 is administered. Read below to learn more.
Inflammation
When some foreign organisms such as bacteria or viruses enter the body, inflammation is the body's immune response to such invasions.
Inflammasome Dynamics: Decoding Immune Responses in Viral Pathogenesis
The inflammasome is a critical component of the innate immune system that is responsible for initiating inflammatory responses in viral infections.
Food Intolerance in Infants
This article discusses certain foods to avoid in babies, precautions to take, and the proper nutrition specific to the infant's age group.
Development of Allergies Later in Life
Allergies arise from the body's reaction to foreign substances, like pet dander or pollen grains, which trigger an immune response to combat the allergen.
Endothelial Dysfunction in Viral Infections: An Overview
Viral infections can induce endothelial dysfunction through direct infection, immune responses, and inflammation, impacting vascular health.
Acute Phase Proteins - Uncovering the Mystery
Acute-phase proteins are integral to the innate immune response. They help facilitate recovery from inflammation and tissue damage.
Hypersensitivity Reactions: Types, Causes and Treatment
A hypersensitivity reaction is an unnecessary body immune response to an antigen. This article discusses the types of hypersensitivity and its reactions.
Different and Rare Blood Types - Types, Benefits, Risks, and Complications.
Individuals have distinct blood types based on the antigen present. Learn more in this article about the rarest and most compatible blood types.
