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Presentation - Environmental Radiation modulates symptoms in Human Immune Disease
Type: Conference presentation
Presenter: Trevor Marshall, PhD
Conference: 5th International Symposium on “Interaction of Nervous and Immune systems in Health and Disease”
Location: St Petersburg, Russia
Date: June, 2015
Description
This is a presentation given in conjunction with the Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology.
A PDF copy of the written abstract is here: Environmental Radiation Modulates Symptoms in Human Immune Disease
A PDF of a recent paper (cited on slide 3) describing the Foundation's earlier research, “Inflammatory Disease and the Human MicrobiomeThe bacterial community in the human body. Many species in the microbiota contribute to the development of chronic disease.” is available from: Discovery Medicine Category Education