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Medicine & Health, STEM, Research, University of Cambridge

Research Report: Can Helminths be Considered 'Old Friends' to the Human Immune System and Metabolism?

The interaction of parasitic worms with the human immune system is a highly understudied area that holds significant therapeutic potential for treating allergic, autoimmune, and metabolic diseases. This is my research report on the topic.
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NIHR Clinical Lecturer, Kings College London

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