Consuming Chinese medicinal tea eases severity of Sjögren's symptoms
Eight weeks of a daily cup of Chinese Chun-Yu-Ching-Hua-Yin tea improved tear production and reduced dryness and artificial tea usage.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Eight weeks of a daily cup of Chinese Chun-Yu-Ching-Hua-Yin tea improved tear production and reduced dryness and artificial tea usage.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
People with Sjögren’s disease tend to have poor oral health relative to the general population, a study found.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sjögren’s disease is a chronic autoimmune disorder affecting the entire body but best characterized by dry eyes and a dry mouth.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Mimicking the activity of a microRNA molecule eased inflammation and scarring in Sjögren’s rats, pointing to a potential therapeutic target.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The dysfunction of regulatory T-cells, or Tregs, drives the development of Sjögren's disease, according to a new mouse study.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Blood levels of anti-AQP5 antibodies may be used as a biomarker to diagnose primary Sjögren’s disease, according to a new study from China.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
In a study, low TTR blood levels correlated with higher markers of inflammation, low BMI, and higher primary Sjögren's disease activity.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The proteins CTSS and GSTO1 were able to accurately distinguish people with Sjögren's syndrome from people without the condition.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
