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Helpful bacterium shown to fortify newborns’ immune system in animal model

Among newborn infants, intestinal infections can be quick and dangerous. A University of Florida Health researcher has now shown that a beneficial bacterium fortifies the nascent immune system…

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Thank You For Attending Our 2018 Mini Symposium

  Dear Members & Friends, On behalf of the Center for Inflammation & Mucosal Immunology’s Advisory Committee, thank you for your help in making our May 2018 Mini Symposium a […]

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Finding P. UF1 to Calm the Proinflammatory Ocean of the Gut

Finding P. UF1 to Calm the Proinflammatory Ocean of the Gut

Finding P. UF1 to Calm the Proinflammatory Ocean of the Gut Wednesday, February 21, 2018 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Communicore C1-4

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