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Profiling of immunomodulatory anti-cytokine autoantibodies associated with disease heterogeneity in a multiethnic Asian cohort

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By Bhuvaneshwari Shunmuganathan, Rashi Gupta, Ooiean Teng, Paul A. MacAry
| Nature Verified
Abstract In this study, we present a comprehensive analysis of anti-cytokine autoantibodies (ACAAs)—autoimmune phenocopies that mimic genetic inborn errors of immunity (IEIs) and contribute to clinical variability during infections and autoimmune diseases. ACAAs were profiled in a multi-ethnic Asian cohort comprising healthy individuals and patients with diverse autoimmune and chronic health conditions.
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Palliative Care and Oral Health: A Review - Dental Update

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By Rashi Gupta, Julika Shah, Sarika Shivji
| Dental Update Verified
As medicine has progressed over the decades, average life expectancy has increased and, with continuous advancements in research and technology, this trend is expected to continue (Figure 1).1 However, with this, a growing number of patients are presenting with multiple morbidities, including advanced systemic diseases, and associated polypharmacy (Figure 2).2 This not only places strain on palliative care resources and complicates treatment, but also has profound effects on the oral cavity.
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The Ones Who Walk Away from the Fallen Fruit

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By Rashi Gupta
| Medium
As the summer solstice nears, the citizens of a utopian beach town; Omelas prepare for their dazzling annual festival, which boasts of horse racing next to the coast and the sweet sound of flutes, drums and tambourines waving off in the light summer air. Omelas lay in a valley among the crevices of eighteen mountaintops; iridescent with snow in the golden hour and the coast; heaving with tides. It is home to a sophisticated civilization; common folk full of discretion, empathy and kindness.
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