All articles tagged with #hormone
Researchers at UT Southwestern discovered that a hormone called SCG2 interacts with the receptor LILRB4 on immune cells, suppressing their ability to fight cancer. Blocking this interaction in mice slowed tumor growth, suggesting a new potential target for cancer immunotherapy, while enhancing it could help treat inflammatory disorders.
A new study reveals that the hormone SCG2 helps cancer evade the immune system by binding to LILRB4 on myeloid cells, suppressing their tumor-fighting activity and hindering T-cell response, suggesting that blocking LILRB4 could enhance immunotherapy effectiveness.
Scientists have discovered new insights into the hormone amylin, which could lead to more effective weight-loss medications by better understanding its receptors, potentially speeding up the development of next-generation obesity drugs like amylin-based treatments currently in trials.
A person tested their cortisol levels throughout the day using Eli Health's at-home test, discovering elevated evening levels and a flat cortisol curve, which may indicate chronic stress. They plan to adjust lifestyle habits like caffeine intake and exercise timing to improve their cortisol balance and retest to monitor progress.
A new study suggests that the hormone INSL5, released when bile acids reach the large intestine, may be a key trigger for 40% of IBS-D cases, opening potential for targeted treatments and improved diagnosis.
Researchers at UT Southwestern have discovered that a hormone called SCG2 interacts with the receptor LILRB4 on immune cells, suppressing their ability to fight cancer and allowing tumors to grow unchecked. Blocking this interaction could lead to new cancer immunotherapies, while enhancing it might help treat autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
The article discusses seven surprising ways to boost oxytocin levels naturally, such as mutual gazing with pets and petting animals, which can enhance feelings of love, bonding, and well-being without needing a hug.
Researchers at UCSF and UC Davis have discovered a new hormone, CCN3, that maintains bone strength in breastfeeding women and could potentially treat osteoporosis and aid in fracture healing. This finding underscores the importance of including female subjects in biomedical research to uncover gender-specific biological processes.
Optimizing levels of DHEA, also known as the "fountain of youth" hormone, can have numerous benefits for women, including weight loss, increased libido, improved mood, stronger bones, and radiant skin. DHEA production naturally declines with age, leading to various health issues. However, taking DHEA supplements can help boost levels. It is important to consult with a doctor before starting supplementation, as excessive DHEA can cause side effects. Additionally, there are natural ways to enhance DHEA production, such as consuming a protein and fiber-rich breakfast, managing stress, getting sunlight, engaging in physical activity, and incorporating certain foods like dark chocolate and ginseng into the diet.