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How the Microbiome and Diet Influence Immunity?

Learn about the relationship between the human microbiome, diet, and the immune system. Professor Liam O’Mahony & Gillian DunnGalvin will discuss the potential of different microbiome-based products (such as probiotics, prebiotics, or live therapeutics) to protect us against infections and associated inflammatory damage. Both theoretical and practical considerations will be presented from a clinical research perspective. Humankind faces a crisis of a communicable chronic disease that attacks the respiratory system, better known as Covid-19 or the Coronavirus. Due to the unprecedented arrival of this highly contagious disease, there has been a worldwide scramble to better understand the human immune system, its functions, and most importantly, what can we do to strengthen it.

Duration: 75 mins
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Webinar Highlights

Topics discussed

  • The immune system is present in all organs of the body​
  • Extensive sensory capabilities​
  • A vast array of molecules for communication and effect or functions​
  • Ability to learn, adapt and remember​
  • The majority of diseases have an immune component ​
Webinar

Speakers:

Gillian Dunngalvin

Gillian Dunngalvin

Understands the interplay between physiological and psychosocial factors in research.


Statistics Manager
Atlantia Clinical Trials

Liam O’Mahony

Liam O’Mahony

Investigating how microbes influence allergy within the gut, skin, and lungs.


Principal investigator
APC Microbiome Ireland

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How the Microbiome and Diet Influence Immunity?