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Autoimmune diseases like lupus and Type 1 diabetes are notoriously difficult to treat, but what if we could reprogram the immune system instead of turning it off entirely?
Preeminent immunologist Dr. Thomas Malek dives into the science behind a lab-designed fusion protein that could offer a powerful new path to long-term remission.
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