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New research suggests that the COVID-19 virus and its remnant spike protein may bind to and kill lymphocytes, leading to lymphopenia.

A recent study has found that the degree of exposure to environmental pollutants, reflected by their presence in the blood, may predict both the risk of developing ALS and survival rates among ALS patients.

A recent study found a 69 percent increased risk of Alzheimer’s diagnosis within a year of COVID-19 infection in individuals aged 65 years and older. This significant link between viral infections and Alzheimer’s disease could have major implications for our understanding of neurodegenerative diseases and their treatment.

This case serves as a reminder that dermatological symptoms can be indicators of systemic conditions. The patient’s glycated hemoglobin value of 8.5% a year before presentation underscores the potential link between diabetes and skin conditions like acquired reactive perforating collagenosis.

Recent studies have indicated a potential increase in stroke risk among seniors, particularly those aged 85 and older, who receive both COVID-19 and influenza vaccines simultaneously. This finding has sparked a renewed focus on the safety of administering multiple vaccines at the same time.

In a recent study, researchers have discovered that gamma delta T cells in our intestines can influence our gut microbiome. This influence may extend to our brain functions and potentially impact stress-induced disorders such as depression.