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The epithelial cells lining a mouse lung. Scientists at the Crick have shown that antibiotics can leave the lung vulnerable to flu viruses, leading to significantly worse infections and symptoms. Read the full story. Toggle to view hero caption News The latest science and stories from the Crick. In this sectionSecondary Navigation Newsletters Media & press Breadcrumb Home News News Strategy - Filter by topic -CancerGrowth and DevelopmentHuman BiologyImmune SystemInfectious DiseaseHealth and AgeingNeuroscienceInstitutePublic EngagementTranslationExhibition News type - Filter by format -NewsFeatureProfilePerspectiveVideoAudio AI research identifies rare cancer-causing genes Type: News 15 July 2019 Seven things I learnt from taking my science to the pub Type: Perspective 10 July 2019 Proud Crick Type: Profile 4 July 2019 Antibiotics weaken flu defences in the lung Type: News 2 July 2019 New Crick programme will empower scientific leaders Type: News 28 June 2019 New method reveals how well TB antibiotics reach their targets Type: News 28 June 2019 Gene activity database could reduce research animal use Type: News 28 June 2019 Distinguishing helpful and harmful gut immune cells offers new perspective on inflammatory disorders Type: News 19 June 2019 Forgotten organs may hold clues to new diabetes treatment Type: News 12 June 2019 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next Last page Last Share the page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Sign up for our newslettersJoin our mailing lists to receive updates about our latest research and to hear about our free public events and exhibitions. Sign up
Distinguishing helpful and harmful gut immune cells offers new perspective on inflammatory disorders Type: News 19 June 2019
