Marguet D, Baggio L, Kobayashi T, Bernard AM, Pierres M, Nielsen PF, Ribel U, Watanabe T, Drucker DJ, and Wagtmann N
Figure 5 Since oxidative stress plays an important role in the pathogenesis of viral-associated cardiovascular and lung diseases, antioxidant intervention would be a rational approach to use for treating lower respiratory tract infections (Komaravelli and Casola, 2014) and balancing oxidative damage by enhancing antioxidant defense (Banjac et al., 2008
Cheryl Bugailiskis, M.D
77,78 Comprehensive research on the risk factors for DN is limited, particularly concerning the genetic and viral infection influences on PDPN
Chronic stress, anxiety, and depression profoundly affect cognitive function
Analyzing the potential biological determinants of autism spectrum disorder: from neuroinflammation to the kynurenine pathway