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Immunology Lab

Immunology has wide spanning implications in treating inflammation-based disease and in maintaining human health. At UConn Health, we are at the forefront of studying the basis of immunity to pathogens and cancer while controlling inflammatory responses. We’re using innovative approaches and novel tools to aid vaccine and immunotherapy development, and formulate new methods to diagnose and treat autoimmune disease.

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UConn Today | January 31, 2023

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UConn Today | November 28, 2022

UConn Center on Aging Researcher Named to Board of Directors of The Gerontological Society of America
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