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Myocardial infarction may be an infectious disease 🦠: study demonstrated presence of DNA from several oral bacteria 🦷 inside atherosclerotic plaques. The body’s immune system responded to these bacteria, triggering inflammation 🔥 which ruptured the cholesterol-laden plaque.

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#MyocardialInfarction #OralHealth #HeartDisease #Inflammation #ResearchStudy
Stress triggers inflammation through molecular “switches” (GR, MR, FKBP5, SKA2) 🧠💥. After trauma or stress, these pathways determine stress sensitivity by setting how the brain adapts. 🧩✨

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#StressManagement #Inflammation #MentalHealth #BrainHealth #TraumaCare
Inflammation leads to lower reward motivation by causing microglia to remove glutamate inputs from dopamine neurons in the brain’s reward center 🧠✨🛑

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#Inflammation #RewardSystem #Dopamine #Neuroscience #Microglia
Gum disease and tooth decay hit men harder – and now we know why. An inflammatory protein, IL-1β, ramps up activity in periodontitis in males, amplifying disease that contributes to tooth loss 🦷😷. New study examined 6,200 human samples and mouse models 🐭. Previous studies only looked at male behavior.

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#GumDisease #ToothDecay #MenHealth #OralHealthResearch #Inflammation
Alzheimer’s 🧠, Parkinson’s 🧑‍⚕️, CVD ❤️, heart failure 💔, hypertension 💊, and others affect different cell populations but converge on inflammation, ROS, and mitochondrial dysfunction. Diabetes 🍭 shares this profile, and antidiabetic drugs 💊 reduce these processes across conditions.

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#Alzheimers #Parkinsons #Inflammation #MitochondrialDysfunction #DiabetesResearch
Biological roots of PTSD differ strikingly between men and women 🧠 | Researchers found that men with the disorder primarily exhibit deficits in specific stress-regulating lipids 🧪, whereas women exhibit heightened signs of systemic inflammation 🔥.

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#PTSDResearch #MentalHealth #GenderDifferences #Inflammation #StressRegulation
A single gene 🧬 shapes gut health and IBD risk: two studies reveal the gene PTPN2’s role in protecting the gut from harmful bacteria 🦠 linked to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

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#ptpn2 #guthealth #ibdrisk #microbiome #inflammation
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In clinical trials of psilocybin for anorexia, many patients do not respond to treatment. New research from Monash University found that in female mice, psilocybin produced different effects on social behavior and inflammation depending on metabolic state and exercise, with no consistent benefit.

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Moderate to heavy drinking tends to be associated with increased bodily inflammation, even for individuals who maintain a highly nutritious diet. The study provides evidence that eating well might not be enough to counter the harmful physical effects of frequent…
🍺 New research in Alcohol and Alcoholism suggests moderate to heavy drinking increases bodily inflammation, even with a healthy diet.

🔬 Scientists Kailyn Lowder and Jimikaye Beck Courtney at UNC Chapel Hill investigated the interplay of diet and alcohol on chronic inflammation in 91 adults (ages 21-44, BMI 25+).

📊 Habitual alcohol consumption, not daily averages, was linked to detrimental inflammatory markers. Females drinking moderately (4-7 drinks/week) and heavily showed significantly higher C-reactive protein than light drinkers, a difference not seen in males. Heavy drinkers of both sexes had higher tumor necrosis factor alpha.

🍎 While a healthy diet showed a small protective effect against inflammation, it did not cancel out the increased inflammation from moderate to heavy drinking. Researchers advise individuals with BMI > 25 to consider limiting alcohol to 3 drinks per week.

#AlcoholAndHealth #Inflammation #DietResearch
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Prenatal and early-life exposure to “forever chemicals” (PFAS) linked to higher levels of childhood intestinal inflammation, study across three birth cohorts finds Read Full Article #PFAS #PrenatalExposure #ChildHealth
🔬 Mount Sinai study links prenatal and early-life exposure to "forever chemicals" (PFAS) with higher levels of intestinal inflammation in children, measured years later.

🧪 Published July 10, 2026, in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, this first-of-its-kind research found consistent associations between PFAS exposure and fecal calprotectin, a biomarker for intestinal inflammation, across three birth cohorts.

👶 Researchers tracked children for up to 11 years, measuring PFAS in maternal blood, umbilical cord blood, and newborn blood spots, finding higher PFAS mixture levels correlated with elevated fecal calprotectin.

#PFAS #EnvironmentalHealth #Inflammation
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Attention can regulate acute inflammation in humans. The findings raises the possibility that our subjective experience of what is happening in the body is not only a passive process, but may be actively contributing to how physiological responses are regulated

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Chronic stress from people’s everyday lives may be causing lasting structural changes to the heart, harming health and reducing life expectancy, according to new study of almost half a million adults in the UK Read Full Article #HeartHealth #ChronicStress…
❤️ Chronic inflammation, linked to lifestyle and socioeconomic factors, is causing structural heart damage and increasing heart attack/stroke risk by 43% in the highest-inflammation group (top 20%) vs. lowest (bottom 20%), according to a study of ~480,000 UK adults by LMS and Imperial College London, published Sep 18, 2026.

🔬 This hidden damage, including thickened heart walls and smaller chambers, can appear years before symptoms. Researchers identified inflammatory proteins (interleukin-1, TNF families) as potential drivers, with drugs targeting these in trials.

🗣️ Professor Declan O’Regan highlights how social factors, mental health, smoking, and obesity are linked to inflammation and heart damage, noting genetic susceptibility also plays a role.

#HeartHealth #Inflammation #Research