ScienceDaily
Bats live for ages without getting cancer, and scientists have finally figured out they're basically running on a high-octane immune system and a 'kill the damaged cell' policy that would make an elephant proud.
ScienceDaily
A new study finds that arginine, a cheap amino acid, might help your immune system fight cancer and viruses - because apparently your body needed another excuse to be picky about its building blocks.
ScienceDaily
Your routine blood test might be quietly judging your future brain health, as a common immune cell ratio is linked to Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms.
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