Found 168 news articles for inflammation

Hudson Institute’s reputation as a leader in inflammation research has been boosted by the appointment of two specialists in the field. L-R: Professor Carl Walkley and Dr Sophia Davidson Director……  Read more

Hudson Institute of Medical Research today officially unveiled its world-first RNAte platform that could see vaccines and therapeutic treatments developed faster by being able to rapidly assess their potential inflammation……  Read more

…characteristic features of severe influenza, including hyperinflammation and lung damage. A/Prof Tate said a characteristic of severe lung conditions from flu to COVID-19 and pneumonia is the damage that hyperinflammation……  Read more

…closer to the goal of helping patients with unexplained and damaging inflammation,” said Professor Hartland. Learn more about Inflammation Contact us Hudson Institute communications | t: + 61 3 8572 2761 | e: communications@hudson.org.au……  Read more

…to prevent the infection. H. pylori and stomach cancer Research from the group of Professor Richard Ferrero, Head of Hudson Institute’s Gastrointestinal Infection and Inflammation Research Group, has looked at……  Read more

…hyper-inflammation and severe influenza disease are not fully understood.” “But now we have identified a protein in lung epithelial cells which promotes hyper-inflammation and cell death opening avenues for the……  Read more

Inflammation is at the heart of numerous diseases and new research has found that the timing of cell death is crucial to the process of inflammation. L-R: A/Prof Kate Lawlor,……  Read more

…the developing brain. Complications during birth: Complications during birth, such as oxygen deprivation, can lead to inflammation in the newborn’s brain. Effects of perinatal brain inflammation Perinatal brain inflammation can……  Read more

…this increased demand. Read more New treatment promises to increase lung cancer survival Combatting a killer – understanding what causes small cell lung cancer Key to immune system inflammation discovery……  Read more

…by Dr Nicole Campbell. L-R: Professor Paul Hertzog and Dr Nicole Campbell IFN-e activates tumour fighting response Dr Campbell built on the Hertzog research group’s understanding of IFNs in controlling inflammation, infections……  Read more