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\title{The seductive temptation of ignorance: how micro-inflammation can cause
serious diseases such as diabetes, obesity, heart problems or cancer -
and yet be ignored because they are difficult to detect in the
laboratory~}



\author[1]{Dr. Carolina Diamandis}%
\author[1]{Ali Shirazi}%
\author[1]{Riku Honda}%
\author[1]{Fabio Rocha}%
\author[1]{Adrian Tudor}%
\author[1]{Olga Ivanova}%
\affil[1]{Affiliation not available}%


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  \date{May 20, 2024}


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The seductive temptation of ignorance: how micro-inflammation can cause
serious diseases such as diabetes, obesity, heart problems or cancer-and
yet be ignored because they are difficult to detect in the laboratory.
Abstract Micro-inflammations are a phenomenon that has been attracting
increasing attention from the scientific community in recent years.
These small, persistent inflammatory responses that occur at a cellular
level are thought to play a crucial role in the development and
progression of many chronic diseases. Despite their importance,
micro-inflammations are often ignored or overlooked in the clinical
setting, and this can have serious consequences for patient health. In
this paper, we will explore the mechanisms by which micro-inflammations
occur, their impact on various health outcomes, and why it is
dangerously wrong to ignore them. We will also discuss current
approaches to managing micro-inflammations and the need for more
comprehensive and targeted interventions to address this growing health
concern.%
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