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Scientists discover how a cell may cheat its own death
Cells may back out of self-destruction, posing one way they can manage their own functions.
Half of the people who think they have food allergies actually don’t
But that doesn’t mean you’re imagining things.
How studying chicken butts cracked the inner workings of our immune system
A Golden Goose award just recognized how poultry enhanced our understanding of B and T cells.
Infections during pregnancy may help autism develop—and scientists are finally figuring out why
Our immune systems aren’t perfect.
The Sinister Way Staph Avoids Arrest During Infection
Researchers have learned another way Staphylococcus aureus evades the immune system
One In 10 Children May Have A Natural AIDS Defense Mechanism
A "monkey-like" immune system that stays calm
Tracking A Viral War In Real Time
Researchers track immune cells during influenza infection
Plan Could Be First Use Of CRISPR To Gene-Edit Humans
The National Institutes of Health will review it next week
Evolutionary Conservation of An Antimicrobial Net
Researchers have learned an immune mechanism to control pathogens is similar in humans and amoebae
This Blood Scan Reveals Every Virus That’s Ever Infected You
Like a crystal ball into your past infections