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Immunology

Image:Proteomic tear-fluid analysis revealed abnormal patterns in proteins that regulate nerves and T cells in individuals with eye problems (Image Credit: Adobe Stock)

Diagnostic Models Detect Hidden Eye Abnormalities After Mild COVID-19

New diagnostic models can detect post‑COVID ocular dysfunction using eye‑clinic measures and tear‑protein data. More...
10 Jul 2026
Image: Dr. Isabel Garcia Dorival conducting field research in Guinea during the 2015 Ebola outbreak while a post-doctoral associate at the University of Liverpool. (Photo courtesy of the University of Liverpool)

AI Reveals Immune Response Biomarkers Linked to Ebola Survival

An AI approach combining host gene activity with viral levels improves Ebola prognosis. More...
08 Jul 2026
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Anti-Lipid Antibody Biomarkers May Identify Early Lyme Disease and Persistent Symptoms

Researchers identify anti-lipid antibodies that enable earlier Lyme detection and flag persistent post-treatment symptoms. More...
02 Jul 2026
Image: According to the latest NHS data, the emergency department opt-out testing initiative has identified 1,900 previously undiagnosed HIV cases since launching in April 2022 (Image Credit: Adobe Stock)

Emergency Department Opt-Out Testing Program Identifies Undiagnosed HIV

An ED opt-out testing program detects undiagnosed HIV earlier and cost-effectively links patients to care More...
30 Jun 2026
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Immune Biomarkers Could Identify Risk of Chronic Critical Illness on ICU Admission

New findings identify a new biomarker profile to flag ICU trauma patients at early risk for chronic critical illness. More...
29 Jun 2026
Image: Researchers reveal that in Sjögren disease, an autoimmune disease, not only immune cells but also the fibroblasts that make up the tissue are actively involved in the progression of the disease. CD153+ CD4+ T cells interact with CD30+ fibroblasts in primary Sjögren disease, amplifying inflammation and tissue damage. This pathological cellular interaction represents a potential therapeutic target for autoimmune Sjögren disease. (Photo courtesy of Professor Koji Yasutomo, Tokushima University, Japan)

New Cellular Biomarkers Correlate with Disease Severity in Sjögren Disease

New findings reveal an immune-fibroblast pathway in primary Sjögren disease that may serve as a novel biomarker for diagnosis or monitoring. More...
26 Jun 2026
Image: The study identified an unexpected immune signature in active TB, showing that disease is marked not by a weak immune response but by a distinct inflammatory profile (Photo courtesy of Shutterstock)

Airway Immune Signature May Predict Tuberculosis Progression Risk

New findings map airway immune signatures that predict TB progression versus control. More...
26 Jun 2026
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The Immunology channel of LabMedica deals with diagnostic techniques and immuonassays such as ELISA, pregnancy tests, immunoblotting, immunohistochemical staining, serology, and associated hardware.
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