New Perspectives on Autoimmune Diseases
Why does the immune system attack the body itself? An answer to this question came from groundbreaking discoveries regarding regulatory T cells (Tregs), which were honored with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Today we know that immune tolerance is not a static state but is actively regulated throughout a person’s life. These findings have fundamentally transformed our understanding of autoimmune diseases and open up new perspectives for their future treatment.
In the webinar, you'll learn from Dr. Sabine Paul,
- what role regulatory T cells (Tregs) play in immune tolerance,
- How the microbiome, diet, metabolism, sleep, stress, and environmental factors influence Treg function
- and how this can be used to derive specific therapeutic approaches for clinical practice.
You'll gain a systems biology perspective on the development of autoimmune diseases and receive valuable practical tips for providing integrative care to patients with these conditions.
