… In fact it began in infectious disease in 1981, malaria in particular, although it has … bacterial
infections and its iatrogenic twin, the Jarisch–Herxheimer syndrome. Although cytokine storm …

… The term “cytokine storm” has been adopted in the past several decades as a phrase to …
following severe viral and bacterial infections. However, “cytokine storm” was initially coined in …

… Antibiotics are the best known and most widely used weapon to combat bacterial infections.
When antibiotics were discovered in the first half of the 20th century (29), they were heralded …

… Additionally, the expression of specific TLRs is usually upregulated in response to severe
bacterial infections and this could further aggravate the pro-inflammatory immune response …

… cytokine storm induced by COVID-19. In addition, we suggest that the identification and
treatment of the cytokine storm … IL-1 receptor antagonists increase the risk of bacterial infections, …

… bacterial infections), and generate pain, thereby warning the host of the local responses.
These responses often occur at the expense of local organ function, particularly when tissue …

… Cytokine storm syndrome (CSS) has generally been described as a collection of clinical …
Cytokine storms (CSs) are associated with various pathologies, as observed in infectious …

… for cytokine storm in infections 6 . Several hundred articles have since followed, and other
clinical syndromes were brought into the context of cytokine storm … against bacterial toxins or …

… pivotal role in the recovery of infectious diseases such as COVID-… cytokines, known as
a "cytokine storm," can deteriorate the patient's clinical condition. Secondary bacterial co-infection …

… also in bacterial infections in terms of enhancing anti-bacterial host responses [171,172].
Thus, IFNs are an attractive virulence target for bacterial pathogens. Bacteria secrete effectors …