Lupus | Proteins against COVID-19 variants

A genetic driver of lupus identified; intranasal proteins could protect against COVID-19 variants; study links PFAS to liver damage

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May 10, 2022 Edition

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Genetic driver of some cases of lupus identified

Researchers found a novel gene mutation in a young girl with lupus that caused the autoimmune attack.

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Intranasal proteins could protect against COVID-19 variants

Proteins designed to be resistant to new SARS-CoV-2 variants protected mice against infection when given through the nose.

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Study links synthetic chemicals to liver damage

A review of more than one hundred studies found that PFAS, synthetic chemicals found in many common products, are linked to markers of liver damage.

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May 10, 2022 Edition

Genetic driver of some cases of lupus identified

Intranasal proteins could protect against COVID-19 variants

Study links synthetic chemicals to liver damage

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