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Scientists are launching a groundbreaking trial to rejuvenate exhausted immune cells in older adults and people with chronic diseases. The therapy could help immune systems function like they're young again.
Scientists discovered that a specific immune signal helps zebrafish regrow damaged spinal cords completely, opening a new path for human nerve repair research. The molecule Il-4, released by specialized immune cells, calms inflammation and allows injured nerves to heal.
Scientists discovered axolotls can completely regenerate their thymus, a complex immune organ that humans can't rebuild. The breakthrough could one day help reverse immune aging in people.
People who live past 100 have a remarkable secret: their bodies produce special killer immune cells that fight disease and aging. Japanese researchers discovered these rare cells multiply after age 100, suggesting our immune systems can still adapt even after a century of life.
A 19-year-old from Kelowna, B.C., became the first Canadian cured of a life-threatening immune disease using groundbreaking gene editing technology. His doctor says he no longer needs to worry about deadly infections sneaking past his weakened immune system.
Scientists discovered how Parkinson's travels from the gut to the brain through immune cells, opening the door to catching the disease decades before symptoms appear. In mice, reducing these immune cells stopped the toxic proteins from spreading and improved movement problems.
A top tax executive at Deloitte Ghana just published two books to help young people believe their dreams aren't limited by where they come from. Gloria Boye-Doku wrote "Mindset for Success" and "The Power of Hope" after years of hearing students say success only happens to the privileged.
Emmy winner Andy Cohen told 3,400 Washington University graduates to measure success by happiness, community, and self-knowledge rather than money or fame. The St. Louis native shared life lessons from his journey to hosting Bravo's biggest shows.
Researchers discovered that restoring thymus function could reverse immune decline in older adults. The breakthrough offers hope for better vaccines and cancer treatments for aging populations.
U.S. soccer icon Landon Donovan opens his new memoir about battling lifelong depression and finding peace beyond fame. His journey from World Cup hero to mental health advocate shows how redefining success can save your life.
160 graduates celebrated kindness over credentials as their defining measure of success. Teachers and students shared powerful lessons about finding meaning beyond traditional achievements.
Scientists are launching a groundbreaking trial to rejuvenate tired immune cells in older adults, potentially turning back the biological clock on aging. The experimental therapy could help people fight disease as effectively at 70 as they did at 30.
Researchers discovered how zebrafish regrow damaged spinal cords using a special immune molecule called Il-4. The breakthrough could one day help humans recover from paralysis.
One in three people carry a brain parasite called Toxoplasma gondii, yet most never get sick. Scientists just discovered why: your immune cells have a built-in self-destruct switch that takes the invader down with them.
Scientists explain why vaccines work like athletic training for your immune cells, preparing them to fight disease before you ever get sick. As measles outbreaks return to previously protected countries, understanding this science matters more than ever.
Scientists at Stanford Medicine discovered blocking a single immune receptor helped old mice stay leaner, stronger, and sharper across multiple organs. The breakthrough could lead to treatments that extend healthy years in humans.
Scientists have discovered a completely new type of immune cell in flatworms that destroys threats by literally exploding in seconds. This ancient defense mechanism could lead to breakthrough treatments for infections and cancer.
Japanese researchers discovered people who live past 100 have exceptionally high levels of a rare immune cell that may protect against aging and disease. The finding could open new paths to understanding how some people live healthier, longer lives.
Scientists just discovered that over 500 bat species carry two complete sets of antibody genes instead of one. This never-before-seen mammalian immune system might explain how bats survive deadly viruses without getting sick.
A new treatment using specially prepared immune cells has helped people with cirrhosis avoid liver transplants and live longer. The infusions of modified macrophages mark a potential breakthrough for the 2 million Americans living with this life-threatening liver disease.
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