Sentence examples for diseases boost from inspiring English sources

Once the mechanism by which TB and other infectious diseases boost TH1 cell counts is better understood, note researchers William Cookson and Miriam Moffatt of the University of Oxford in an accompanying commentary, it may be possible to vaccinate children to increase their TH1 response and thus protect them against asthma.

Tennis ace Serena Williams supports Ghana's biggest health campaign NUNGUA-ZONGO, Ghana, 6 November 2006 – For families across Ghana, yesterday was the day to get their young children immunized against deadly childhood diseases, boost their immunity against illness and receive free mosquito nets to help prevent malaria.

By Allison Hickling NUNGUA-ZONGO, Ghana, 6 November 2006 – For families across Ghana, yesterday was the day to get their young children immunized against deadly childhood diseases, boost their immunity against illness and receive free mosquito nets to help prevent malaria.

Done right, technology could prolong independence for those with Alzheimer's disease, boost workforce productivity by helping their caregivers, and take part in building age-friendly cities, all while increasing revenues for tech companies and innovators.

Other new additions include Samsonite, which will make luggage that doesn't get lost; Propeller Health, which will add Tile's technology to its connected inhalers for people with asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease; Boosted, which will add Tile to its Boosted Boards; plus baby wearable maker Starling; and Herschel, which makes wallets, keychain holders and passport holders.

Lower down the market, encouraging results from two studies of its Cogane treatment for Parkinson's disease boosted UK biotech tiddler Phytopharm.

A widely used class of drugs called statins, which are used to treat cardiovascular disease, boosts the activity of the NOS3 gene.

In-vitro and in-vivo studies in animals and humans from different parts of the world have demonstrated numerous beneficial health effects of CZ, such as anti-inflammatory properties, anti-microbial activity, reducing cardiovascular disease, boosting cognitive function and reducing risk of colonic cancer [ 12].

Many now believe that reducing your daily calorific intake from 10% to as much as 40% below the western average can stall chronic diseases and boost immunity.

For many other diseases that boost tissue-specific cell death, circulating DNA had little to offer.

High in fibre and protein, oats have been proven to lower cholesterol, prevent heart disease and boost serotonin (believed, among other things, to help prevent depression).