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Advanced White Blood Cell Testing To Identify HIV Disease Strongly Recommended By WHO
CD4 tests is strongly recommended as the preferred method to identify advanced HIV disease among people living with HIV, said the WHO.
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Exploring The Science Behind Cold Showers: What Happens To Your Body?
In this article, we will explore what happens to your body during a cold shower and the potential health benefits that come with this practice.
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Scientists Find Powerhouses That Fight Tumours From Within
Lurking deep inside some tumours are "factories" full of immune cells that help the body fight a rearguard action against cancer and are key to helping some patients recover, new research has shown.
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What Do High TLC And DLC Levels On A Blood Test Report Mean?
TLC and DLC tests are useful for measuring the number of white blood cells and the percentage of each kind of WBCs in the body
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Holidays May Boost Your Immune System, Says Study
Going on a two-week holiday could boost our immune system and help fight infection, suggest scientists who found that alterations to living space of mice dramatically changed their white blood cells.
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Finger Prick Blood Tests May Be Unreliable: Study
Finger prick blood tests that use only a single drop of blood may yield inconsistent results, a first-of-its-kind study has found.
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'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
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Scientists Explain Stress-Heart Attack Link
Scientists said Sunday they may have unravelled how chronic stress leads to heart attack and stroke: triggering overproduction of disease-fighting white blood cells which can be harmful in excess.
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High White Cell count and hypertension
People with a high number of white blood cells (WBC) are at a high risk of developing hypertension, regardless of smoking and other cardiovascular risk factors. The proportion of white blood cells in the circulation can be used as an indicator of infection or inflammation.
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Advanced White Blood Cell Testing To Identify HIV Disease Strongly Recommended By WHO
CD4 tests is strongly recommended as the preferred method to identify advanced HIV disease among people living with HIV, said the WHO.
-
Exploring The Science Behind Cold Showers: What Happens To Your Body?
In this article, we will explore what happens to your body during a cold shower and the potential health benefits that come with this practice.
-
Scientists Find Powerhouses That Fight Tumours From Within
Lurking deep inside some tumours are "factories" full of immune cells that help the body fight a rearguard action against cancer and are key to helping some patients recover, new research has shown.
-
What Do High TLC And DLC Levels On A Blood Test Report Mean?
TLC and DLC tests are useful for measuring the number of white blood cells and the percentage of each kind of WBCs in the body
-
Holidays May Boost Your Immune System, Says Study
Going on a two-week holiday could boost our immune system and help fight infection, suggest scientists who found that alterations to living space of mice dramatically changed their white blood cells.
-
Finger Prick Blood Tests May Be Unreliable: Study
Finger prick blood tests that use only a single drop of blood may yield inconsistent results, a first-of-its-kind study has found.
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'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
-
Scientists Explain Stress-Heart Attack Link
Scientists said Sunday they may have unravelled how chronic stress leads to heart attack and stroke: triggering overproduction of disease-fighting white blood cells which can be harmful in excess.
-
High White Cell count and hypertension
People with a high number of white blood cells (WBC) are at a high risk of developing hypertension, regardless of smoking and other cardiovascular risk factors. The proportion of white blood cells in the circulation can be used as an indicator of infection or inflammation.
