When you're sick, mucus production ramps up and can trickle down the back of your throat, known as post-nasal drip. Rinsing your nasal cavity is the simplest and, for many folks, one of the most ...

“Thus, the more IL-26 there is in the nasal cavity, the lesser the chronic airflow limitation in these patients,” Lindén and colleagues wrote. In terms of T cells, both CD4+ and CD8+ T cells ...

Fungal sinus infections—medically known as fungal sinusitis—occur when various fungi invade the sinuses, those air-filled cavities in the head that produce the mucus necessary for clear nasal ...

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Helen Smith, the RSPCA inspector who saved the animal, said only its ears, eyes and nose were above the surface ... from a vandalised storage tank and filled the underneath of the derelict ...

Your nose operates as your body's initial defense mechanism, say researchers. A recent discovery confirms that the microscopic organisms found in the nose can potentially determine the individual ...