EC Clinical and Medical Case Reports

This mini review aims to explore the link between inflammation and various diseases such as oncology, infectious diseases, common cold, and the flu. Inflammation is a natural response of the body to protect against harmful stimuli, but chronic inflammation can lead to various diseases. The review includes an analysis of research studies on the relationship between inflammation and these diseases. A materials and methods section outline the search strategy and criteria for selecting relevant studies. Results and discussion include a summary of the findings from the selected studies and their implications. The review concludes that inflammation plays a significant role in the development of these diseases and suggests that anti-inflammatory therapies can potentially be used as a preventative measure.

Keywords: Inflammation; Artificial Intelligence; Oncology; Flu; Infectious Disease

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