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Hayley Waterman was in college when her mom was diagnosed with a mixed connective tissue autoimmune disease.
Immune cells perform different functions in different parts of the body. Some fight off infections in the skin.
Your gut is home to a huge community of bacteria called the microbiome.
As an immunologist focused on skin-related autoimmune diseases, Peter Morawski, PhD, never thought he’d study viruses.
As the next chapter of COVID-19 unfolds, we’re hearing that the virus will likely become endemic (in the northern hemisphe
To better treat — and even prevent — autoimmune diseases, we need to know exactly what causes them.
Understanding how viruses impact the immune system has long been a focus at BRI.
This blog does not provide medical advice, nor is it a substitutefor professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
