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Lack of Dietary Iron May Impair Immune Cells Ability to Fight Influenza 

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AAI Joins NFID Letter to the Senate HELP Committee Urging Evidence-Based CDC Communications

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Immunologists Push for State Biomedical Research Funding in New York

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Characterizing Autoreactive B Cells in Type 1 Diabetes 

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Federal Government Reopens Following Longest Shutdown in History

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Lack of Dietary Iron May Impair Immune Cells Ability to Fight Influenza 

Katie Palmer7 hours ago6 hours ago03 mins

New research suggests that a lack of dietary iron can impair the ability of immune cells to respond to viral infections in the lungs.

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Characterizing Autoreactive B Cells in Type 1 Diabetes 

Katie Palmer2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

New research investigates the differences in B cells from people with Type 1 Diabetes compared to healthy individuals.

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Study Reveals that Flu Vaccine Performance Varies by Age 

Katie Palmer3 weeks ago3 weeks ago04 mins

New research comparing four different flu vaccines found that the ability protect against infection varied greatly depending on the vaccine type and age.

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New Methods Identified to Expand TIL Therapy for Gynecologic Cancers

Katie Palmer4 weeks ago4 weeks ago03 mins

Gynecologic cancers are ideal candidates for TIL therapy. New data demonstrates improved methods for expanding this immunotherapy.

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A collage of woodchucks
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Woodchucks as a Model for Hepatitis B Infection

Katie Palmer1 month ago1 month ago06 mins

Woodchucks can be used as a nontraditional animal model to learn more about hepatitis B infection in humans.

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AAI Congratulates Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine 2025 — Celebrating Immunology’s Role in Health

Charles Richter2 months ago2 months ago01 mins

In response to the announcement for the Nobel Laureates in Phisiology or Medicine 2025, Dr. Uli von Andrian, President of…

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Immunoparisitology Collection in The JI: Q&A with Guest Editor Tajie H. Harris

Charles Richter2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

The Journal of Immunology has published a new special collection, “Immunoparasitology: Parasites as Drivers of Immune Discovery,” guest edited by…

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Immunology Explained: AAI’s Public Communications Initiative Aims to Help the Public Understand the Science Behind Their Health 

Matt Lam2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

Immunology Explained connects immunology to overall health, helping people understand its link to common concerns such as allergies, childhood vaccines, infection, and even cancer. 

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Antigen Exposure Impacts CD8 T Cell Recovery from Irradiation 

Katie Palmer3 months ago3 months ago04 mins

Researchers investigated the effects of radiation exposure on memory CD8 T cells based on their history of antigen exposure.

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Complement C3 Could Have Therapeutic Applications for Osteoporosis

Katie Palmer3 months ago03 mins

New data in The Journal of Immunology suggests that inhibition of C3 could have therapeutic applications in osteoporosis.

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