by Josh (AHC Staff) | Aug 27, 2021 | Acquired Immune System, Cold and Flu Season, Viruses that cause cancer
Scientists have always been curious to find how the human brain works. A new technique called optogenetics has provided a great way for researchers to study how the cells in the brain communicate with each other. This technique uses a combination of genetic...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 16, 2021 | Acquired Immune System, Cold and Flu Season, Viruses that cause cancer, Weakened Immune System
The term ‘viral mutation’ is often referred to as something threatening to our health. When a virus undergoes mutations, it changes its characteristics due to which the antibodies already produced in the body of humans following exposure to the original or earlier...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jul 2, 2021 | Cold and Flu Season, Persistent Viruses, Viruses that cause cancer
From cancer killers and phage therapy to the drivers of the evolution of the human physiology, viruses have played a huge role that can be beneficial for maintaining our health. Not many people are aware that humans probably owe their entire existence to viruses, at...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jun 28, 2021 | Acquired Immune System, Boost Your Immune System, Cold and Flu Season, Viruses that cause cancer
Viruses are known for their highly infectious and aggressive nature. Some viruses can develop a pathogenic relationship with the host, which means they can cause diseases that range from a mild cough and cold to serious conditions such as SARS (severe acute...
by Josh (AHC Staff) | Jun 19, 2021 | Acquired Immune System, Immune Function, Immune System, Innate Immune System, Viruses that cause cancer
There are more viruses on our planet than there are stars in the universe. That’s according to a study published in the Nature Reviews Microbiology journal, which estimates that there are 10 nonillion (10 to the 31st power) viruses on earth. That’s...
by Mike Warren | Apr 29, 2015 | How to strengthen your immune system, Persistent Viruses, Viruses that cause cancer
You probably think of a viral infection as being a self-limited thing, like influenza or the common cold. You’re miserable for a while, but one day you wake up feeling better and ready to get back into the swing of things. Unfortunately, viruses can also be...
