Tag Archives: NeuroScience
Food allergies in kids – the links to obesity and inflammation
While NeuroScience, Inc. is nestled in a bucolic pocket of Wisconsin’s St. Croix River Valley, we avidly stay abreast of the latest health and science news. As we pointed out in a recent blog post, a new study by Gupta … Continue reading
Posted in Immunology
Tagged allergy, food, IgE, IgG, intestinal hyperpermeability, NeuroScience, obesity
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Love creates pioneers (in medicine)
We here at NeuroScience, Inc. were struck in several ways by a recent article by Bainbridge and colleagues in last week’s Science Translational Medicine about a pair of twins, Noah and Alexis Beery, afflicted with a rare genetic disorder known … Continue reading
Posted in Neurology
Tagged dopamine, Dopamine-responsive dystonia, NeuroScience, neurotransmitters, serotonin
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IgE Testing: More than Once in a Lifetime
We recently began offering IgE testing here at NeuroScience, Inc., and just about the same time an interesting, but disturbing study about allergies hit the newswire. It appears, based on a survey of nearly 38,000 children, that the prevalence of childhood … Continue reading
Posted in Immunology
Tagged allergy, food sensitivity, hypersensitivity, IgE, IgG, NeuroScience, skin prick testing, SPT
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The NEI Connection 