Immunology & Immunotherapies

Clinical Immunology: Current & Future Research

The study of the immune system is known as immunology. The immune system is the mechanism by which all living things, including humans, protect themselves from disease. Clinical immunology is the study of infections that are caused by immune system malfunctions. Immune system malfunctions can be divided into two categories: Immunodeficiency, in which the immune system fails to respond appropriately, and Autoimmunity, in which the immune system attacks its own body. Approved Immunologists are in charge of coordinating analytic immunology services in the lab and are responsible for a wide range of responsibilities such as clinical contact, translation and approval of results, quality assurance, and test advancement.

 • Immunological approaches

 • Immunological features of endocrine diseases

 • Immune-mediated neurological syndromes

 • Immunological aspects of renal diseases

 • Immunology of HIV infections

 • Immunological aspects of allergy and anaphylaxis

 • Immune regulation