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Young scientist wins world acclaim for deciphering the code of the immune system
Posted in: 1999, NSW Tags: 1999, allergies, asthma, autoimmune diseases, blood, cells, diabetes, immune system, medical research, multiple sclerosis, NSW, vaccinesNew research by an Australian student reveals the code our bodies use to control our immune systems. Her work could have tremendous medical benefits. Unlocking this code represents a dramatic step forward in the fight to prevent autoimmune disease, allergies and to improve vaccines.
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