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Momentum

What is inflammation? Q&A with Dr. Mike Ren

June 16, 2025 acute,  autoimmune,  chronic,  inflammation,  injury,  Pain

Dr. Mike Ren discusses the different types of inflammation and how to deal with the condition based on diet and lifestyle.

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From The Labs

Intestinal stem cells have a hard time ‘forgetting’ an encounter with inflammation

September 24, 2024 bone marrow transplant,  GVHD,  inflammation,  intestinal stem cells,  Research

Inflammation in the gut leaves long-term marks on intestinal stem cells that affect their response to future challenges.

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Momentum

Is red meat intake linked to inflammation?

October 26, 2023 Children's Nutrition Research Center,  diet,  inflammation,  Nutrition,  red meat

Dr. Alexis Wood and her team published new findings about how diet effects health, including red meat and inflammation.

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From The Labs

Understanding path to multiple sclerosis leads to a potentially improved therapy

April 27, 2023 autoimmune response,  bezafibrate,  fingolimod,  inflammation,  Multiple Sclerosis,  myelin degradation,  Research,  S1P,  VLCFA

The findings have clinical implications not just in the treatment of MS but also for other neurodegenerative conditions.

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From The Labs

Interferon drives cognitive impairment in Alzheimer’s disease model

April 19, 2022 Alzheimer's Disease,  cognitive impairment,  inflammation,  Research,  synapse loss,  Type I Interferon

This study highlights the importance of brain inflammation and other complex events involved in the development of Alzheimer’s disease.

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From The Labs

Novel strategy improved sepsis outcomes in animal model

February 24, 2022 hematopoietic stem cell,  inflammation,  progenitor cells,  Research,  sepsis,  sepsis treatment,  Streptococcus pyogenes

The findings suggest that the novel approach promotes survival by a mechanism other than bacterial clearance.

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From The Labs

A closer look at genetic and cellular alterations involved in COPD

February 10, 2022 cell atlas,  cellular injury,  COPD,  inflammation,  lung fibrosis,  Research,  single cell RNA sequencing

Researchers contribute to a better understanding of the factors and processes involved in COPD.

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From The Labs

Prolonged infection and inflammation drain immune responses as we age

April 8, 2021 Aging,  clonal hematopoiesis,  Dnmt3a,  hematopoietic stem cells,  IFNgamma,  inflammation,  prolonged infection,  Research

Sustained infection and inflammation wear down the immune system as we age reducing its ability to fight disease.

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From The Labs

Engineering meets biology to design innovative multifunctional surgical Biomesh

January 27, 2021 3D printed surgical Biomesh,  hernia repair,  inflammation,  Research,  X-PVA

An innovative, 3D printed surgical Biomesh not only provides mechanical support but also plays a physiological role of reducing the inflammatory response that causes significant clinical problems.

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From The Labs

Brain tumors trigger silencing of neuronal activity

April 21, 2020 brain tumors,  epilepsy,  Glioma,  glutamate dysregulation,  inflammation,  Research,  seizures,  slow depolarization

Sudden episodes of confusion and seizures often are the first signs of a malignant brain tumor. At Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Jeffrey Noebels, director

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