Influenza is a vaccine-preventable disease and a global public health problem. Although
most national influenza vaccination recommendations focus on subjects aged≥ 65 years …

Background Elderly people are known to be vulnerable to virus infection. However, this has
not been appropriately tested in in vitro studies due to a lack of appropriate virus infection …

Autoimmune rheumatic diseases (ARD) can affect women and men during fertile age,
therefore reproductive health is a priority issue in rheumatology. Many topics need to be …

With older age, humans are at a progressively higher risk of infection and increased
morbidity and mortality related to vaccine-preventable infections, such as influenza …

Immunosenescence is a therapeutic target for frailty in older adults: a narrative review - PMC
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Introduction Non-typhoidal Salmonella (NTS) is responsible for a high burden of foodborne
infections and deaths worldwide. In the United States, NTS infections are the leading cause …

Immunosenescence refers to age-related alterations in immune system function affecting
both the humoral and cellular arm of immunity. Understanding immunosenescence and its …

Influenza virosomes serve as antigen delivery vehicles and pre-existing immunity toward
influenza improves the immune responses toward antigens. Here, vaccine efficacy was …

Immune senescence in the elderly has been associated with chronic oxidative stress and
DNA damage accumulation. Herein we tested the hypothesis that increased endogenous …

Bacterial infection is one of the most important factors affecting the human life span. Elderly
people are more harmed by bacterial infections due to their deficits in immunity. Because of …