Do self-esteem and social well-being of children with cochlear implant compared to normal-hearing children?
Children with cochlear implant score equal to or better than their normal-hearing peers on matters of self-esteem and social well-being.
We provide insights into the underlying mechanisms of the interrelation between immune responses and pharmacological agents widely used in clinical practice. Our results have implications for the future treatment of human patients, in which the endogenous immune response plays a pivotal role, such as during viral infections, inflammatory diseases and cancers.