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Tissue-resident immune cells drive genetic risk in autoimmune and lung diseases
New research identifies tissue-resident immune cells in the human lungs as key drivers of genetic risk for autoimmune and lung diseases.
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New research identifies tissue-resident immune cells in the human lungs as key drivers of genetic risk for autoimmune and lung diseases.
New cell-by-cell lung analysis reveals that former smokers may retain lasting damage and health risks even after quitting the habit.