Column | The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammation
New scientific evidence suggests that the way an individual focuses their attention on bodily sensations like itching may influence inflammation levels.
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New scientific evidence suggests that the way an individual focuses their attention on bodily sensations like itching may influence inflammation levels.
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Researchers have identified how the thymus-derived hormone thymulin can suppress age-related inflammation and potentially enhance cancer immunotherapy.
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Medical experts are highlighting the primary dietary triggers of inflammation alongside foods that provide anti-inflammatory benefits.