Immune System Disorders Stories
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WHO Experts Signal Victory Over One Of Three Polio Strains
The World Health Organization now recommends switching to a polio vaccine that only targets types 1 and 3, as type 2 has not been detected since 1999. -
61% Of Religious Americans Think Changing Babies' Genes Goes Too Far
Most Americans believe changing a baby's DNA to improve intelligence is wrong, but only 50 percent feel the same when it comes to reducing risk of disease. -
Doctors Are Dropping The Ball When It Comes To Encouraging HPV Vaccination
Doctors aren't recommending the HPV vaccination as effectively as they could be, a new survey finds. -
Sleep Deprivation Reduces The Efficiency Of Stem Cell Transplant
Sleepy donors provided recipients with stem cells that just weren't up to par. -
Why Standard Flu Shots Aren't Enough For The Elderly
Flu season is upon us, but the standard vaccine may not be enough to keep everyone out of the hospital, finds a new study. -
67 People Stuck With Reused Syringes Following Flu Shot Snafu
A nurse gave 67 people flu shots with reused syringes, according to NJ health officials. -
Sleep Is Important For Your Immune System's Memories
Deep sleep may be necessary to strengthen our immunological “memories” of viruses and bacteria and help our bodies recognize new infections. -
What If Living In A Crowded House Was All It Took To Prevent Cancer?
Living in an overcrowded household may protect children and young adults from developing the most common subtype of Hodgkin lymphoma: study. -
A Blood Test May Reveal Teens At Risk For Heart Disease
Obese teens, particularly African-American girls, show signs of immune system changes that lead to heart disease; a blood test can reveal these changes. -
Donald Trump Says Vaccines Caused An 'Autism Epidemic' — He's Wrong
On Wednesday night's Republican debate, Trump tried on the hat of doctor, saying we need to change the way we vaccinate our kids. -
Our World's Supply Of Snakebite Anti-Venom Is About To Run Out
The temporary absence of one of the most effective antidotes for snakebites “will translate into countless deaths,” warns Doctors Without Borders. -
What Your House Dust Says About You
The dust buildup in your home can say a lot about you, from where you live to your gender.