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Inflammation is an important response to infection or injury, but needs to be carefully controlled as too much inflammation can cause conditions such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer’s……  Read more

…gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and blood clots. They are also more likely to require a caesarean section and have longer hospital stays after delivery. Antepartum care Antepartum care refers to the……  Read more

…2 diabetes are among the fastest growing chronic conditions in Australia and globally. This project aims to identify how different forms of cell death contribute to tissue inflammation and the……  Read more

…shock Hepatitis B Type 2 diabetes Acute pancreatitis Age dependent macular degeneration Sickle cell disease Overnutrition-induced obesity. Key points The molecule Genistein is found in soy products. It’s already used……  Read more

…type 1 diabetes. There is no cure for autoimmune diseases to date. Current treatments that manage signs and symptoms include predominately broad-acting immunosuppressants, which tend to have deleterious side-effects. Therefore,……  Read more

…disease,” said A/Prof Ashley Mansell co-author of the study published in Nature Communication. “This includes heart, lung, brain and infectious diseases, cancer, diabetes and chronic kidney, liver and autoimmune diseases….…  Read more

…of conditions, from lupus, inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes to psoriasis. There is also the potential for mRNA vaccines that are cheaper to produce and carry fewer side effects. READ……  Read more

…this virus that in people of older age, in people who have underlying heart disease or co morbidities, like diabetes, or they are overweight, or male gender, they’re much more……  Read more