Sunlight Enhances Immune System's Infection-Fighting Power
TL;DR
Researchers at the University of Auckland discovered that daylight activates circadian clocks in neutrophils, enhancing their ability to fight bacteria during the day, which could lead to new therapies targeting these cellular clocks to improve immune responses.
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