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The term allergy encompasses a wide range of conditions; it is not a disease in itself. In 1906 Clemens von Pirquet was the first to describe allergies as a changed or altered reaction of the immune system in response to exposure to foreign proteins. These days the term allergy – medically termed hypersensitivity, signifies an exaggerated reaction to foreign substances.
New Strategy Reinvigorates Exhausted T Cells to Fight Cancer

New Strategy Reinvigorates Exhausted T Cells to Fight Cancer

MIT Engineers Develop Model to Decode Complex Biological Systems

MIT Engineers Develop Model to Decode Complex Biological Systems

Mast Cells Recruit Neutrophils in Immune Response

Mast Cells Recruit Neutrophils in Immune Response

Swabbing Technique Reveals Diversity of Immune Cells in the Upper Airway

Swabbing Technique Reveals Diversity of Immune Cells in the Upper Airway

Researchers Discover How Common Bacteria can Accelerate Wound Closure in Diabetics

Researchers Discover How Common Bacteria can Accelerate Wound Closure in Diabetics

Macrophage Inflammation may Contribute to LSD Symptoms

Macrophage Inflammation may Contribute to LSD Symptoms

New Insights into ILC2 Development Could Lead to Innovative Therapies for Allergic Diseases

New Insights into ILC2 Development Could Lead to Innovative Therapies for Allergic Diseases

Harnessing Proteomics For Food Safety: Allergen Profiling and Food Authenticity Verification

Harnessing Proteomics For Food Safety: Allergen Profiling and Food Authenticity Verification

CRISPR Screening Reveals Peptide in Human RNA Regulating Inflammation

CRISPR Screening Reveals Peptide in Human RNA Regulating Inflammation

Drug Candidates Show Promise to Reverse HIV's Ability to Escape Immune System Detection

Drug Candidates Show Promise to Reverse HIV's Ability to Escape Immune System Detection

Exploring the Link Between Gut Health and Effective Milk Allergy Treatment

Exploring the Link Between Gut Health and Effective Milk Allergy Treatment

NIH Researchers Map Vulnerable Sites on Epstein-Barr Virus gp42 Protein

NIH Researchers Map Vulnerable Sites on Epstein-Barr Virus gp42 Protein

Newborn T Cells Excel in Immune Response Compared to Adults

Newborn T Cells Excel in Immune Response Compared to Adults

Newly Found Memory B Cell Remembers Allergies

Newly Found Memory B Cell Remembers Allergies

Gut Bacteria Shape Our Defense Against Respiratory Viral Infections

Gut Bacteria Shape Our Defense Against Respiratory Viral Infections

Human Conjunctiva Model Developed For First Time

Human Conjunctiva Model Developed For First Time

Study Reveals Tissue-Specific Effects of JAK1 Signaling in Inflammation

Study Reveals Tissue-Specific Effects of JAK1 Signaling in Inflammation

Breakthrough Research in Leishmaniasis Reveals Pain-Suppression Pathways

Breakthrough Research in Leishmaniasis Reveals Pain-Suppression Pathways

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Rhinosinusitis in Japan: Causes and Implications

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Rhinosinusitis in Japan: Causes and Implications

Breakthrough Research Discovers How the Body Controls Itch

Breakthrough Research Discovers How the Body Controls Itch

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