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How Smoking Causes Inflammation
Nicotine activates certain white blood cells which in turn release inflammatory molecules, say scientists who have found why smoking causes increased inflammation throughout the body.
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Excess Vitamin A May Damage Your Immune System
Deficiency of Vitamin A may lead a decrease in immune function, dry skin, problems with reproduction and cessation of bone growth. But this new study, published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, shows that excess of vitamin can also be harmful.
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How Smoking Causes Inflammation
Nicotine activates certain white blood cells which in turn release inflammatory molecules, say scientists who have found why smoking causes increased inflammation throughout the body.
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Excess Vitamin A May Damage Your Immune System
Deficiency of Vitamin A may lead a decrease in immune function, dry skin, problems with reproduction and cessation of bone growth. But this new study, published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology, shows that excess of vitamin can also be harmful.
