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Lupus may be triggered by a common virus - new research

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By Graham R Taylor, Heather Long
| The Conversation Verified
Around 5 million people worldwide live with the autoimmune condition lupus. This condition can cause a range of symptoms, including tiredness, fever, joint pain and a characteristic butterfly-shaped rash across the cheeks and nose. For some people, these symptoms are mild and only flare-up occassionally.
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Epstein-Barr virus: how does a common infection trick the immune system into attacking the brain in people with MS? Original

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By Olivia Thomas, Graham R Taylor, Jill Brooks
| The Conversation Verified
Almost 3 million people worldwide have multiple sclerosis (MS) – an autoimmune disease caused by the immune system mistakenly attacking the brain and central nervous system. While treatments for MS have improved over the years, there’s still no cure. This is largely because researchers still don’t fully understand what goes wrong in the immune system to cause MS. But our latest research has revealed new insights into the way certain immune cells behave in people with MS.
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The science of why hawks are one of nature's deadliest hunters

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By Graham R Taylor
| Phys.org Verified
The sight of hundreds of thousands of bats streaming from their roost at dusk is one of nature's great spectacles. Swarms can be so dense they resemble rising smoke at a distance. But the aerial antics of the birds of prey that hunt them are just as astonishing. Studying these behaviors in a remote corner of the Chihuahuan Desert (which stretches from the southwest U.S. to Mexico) has been a highlight of my almost 25-year career as a biologist studying animal flight.
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