GenOMICC and Genomics England are looking for volunteers to join a study on whether your genetics are a factor in how you are affected by COVID-19. But why do some people have to be hospitalised, while others get very mild…
Researchers believed they have identified one reason why individuals with COVID-19 may become so ill. Neil Lamb, PhD, discusses that data on today’s issue of Shareable Science Beyond the Blog. The content in this video was filmed on September 30…
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Six months ago the WHO first announced that the coronavirus could spread between people. Now, it has reached almost every country in the world. Though The global scientific machine has jumped into action, but there are still many unanswered questions…
Sex hormones mediate the body’s immune response. For example, women mount stronger immune responses to vaccinations than men, possibly because estrogen enhances humoral immunity while testosterone is a suppressor. Concerning COVID-19, data suggest that men and women are equally likely…
Vitamin A is important for the maturation of various cells of the innate immune system. Vitamin A deficiency can impair protective barriers such as the skin and mucosal layers, can weaken the response to vaccination, and might predispose people to…
