… , have confirmed that helminth infections alter the immune status of hosts, and therefore,
suppress the host’s immune response to vaccination. Helminths, as our old friends, have a …

… In this study, the scientific literature about the interactions between helminth infections/intestinal
microbiota and their potential impact on health and disease was reviewed, including …

… Hence, it is probable that helminth infections in the elderly population can … helminth infections
should be more considered in older individuals. Also, it would be suggested that helminths …

… We then examine the links between helminth infection and other medical diagnoses. This …
, may be due to the absence of “old friends” with which our immune systems coevolved. …

… has described helminths as members of our “old friends” whose absence may result … helminth
infection acted as a virtual immunological “light switch”: when present, helminth infections …

… Interleukin-10, IL-4 and IL-13 are especially important to host tolerance of helminth infection
because IL-10 is anti-inflammatory, while IL-4 and IL-13 are involved in the repair of tissue …

… Moreover, findings in humans have also identified that helminth infections alter immune …
As our old friends of human coevolution, helminths and their metabolites and secretions …

… 31 Moreover, allergic disorders are less frequent in individuals with helminth infections, and
atopic sensitization increases after treatment of intestinal helminths. 32 Clinical trials using …

… natural fertility population with endemic helminthic infection. … endemic parasitism, helminth
infections frequently coincide … the confluence of pregnancy and helminth infection. Namely, we …

… Because the western lifestyle and medical practice deplete the ‘old’ infections (for example
helminths), immunoregulatory disorders have increased, and the immune system has …