'Ageing seems to be the only available way to live a long life.' Daniel Auber
Immunity & Ageing publishes articles on all aspects of ageing examined from an immunological point of view.
Editor-in-Chief
- Calogero Caruso, University of Palermo
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Editorial
Immunity & Ageing 2013, 10:20 (16 May 2013)Sex, gender and immunosenescence: a key to understand the different lifespan between men and women?
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Research
Immunity & Ageing 2013, 10:19 (15 May 2013)Slower immune system aging in women versus men in the Japanese population
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Review
Immunity & Ageing 2013, 10:18 (11 May 2013)Passive anti-amyloid immunotherapy in Alzheimer's disease: What are the most promising targets?
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Research
Immunity & Ageing 2013, 10:17 (4 May 2013)Bone marrow T cells from the femur are similar to iliac crest derived cells in old age and represent a useful tool for studying the aged immune system
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Editor's profile
Professor Calogero Caruso MD is Editor-in-Chief of Immunity & Ageing.
"I am delighted to be the Editor-in-Chief of Immunity & Ageing devoted to the role of natural and acquired immunity in successful and unsuccessful ageing of both human beings and experimental models. Whether your interests are immunological aspects of ageing, age-related diseases and longevity, this journal can serve as an appropriate venue."
Ageing and the immune system: Practical aspects of clinical care of the immune system in older people
Organised by: The Clinical Immunology & Allergy and Geriatrics & Gerontology Sections of the Royal Society of Medicine.
Wednesday 22 May 2013, The Royal Society of Medicine, London
The aim of this meeting is that immunologists and geriatricians better understand how to recognise, treat and prevent infections in the elderly. Since infection is the commonest cause of preventable death in the older person, this meeting is specifically designed to front-line clinical staff (as well as researchers) cutting-edge new information about this vitally important area of clinical practice.
Cost from £35 including lunch, refreshments and course fees.
For more information on registering, email Rachel Catley or visit the event website.
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Review
Passive anti-amyloid immunotherapy in Alzheimer's disease: What are the most promising targets?
Immunity & Ageing 2013, 10:18
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