Autoimmune diseases affect one in eight people, yet many are still treated by suppressing the entire immune system. But what if all of them shared a common root cause – a small number of rogue immune cells that could be identified and removed?

In this episode, Garvan's Professor Chris Goodnow explains how he's tracking down these 'rogue clones', and how targeting them could pave the way for more effective treatments for autoimmune diseases.

Autoimmune diseases affect one in eight people, yet many are still treated by suppressing the entire immune system. But what if all of them shared a common root cause &ndash; a small number of rogue immune cells that could be identified and removed?
In this episode, Garvan's Professor Chris Goodnow explains how he's tracking down these 'rogue clones', and how targeting them could pave the way for more effective treatments for autoimmune diseases.

We dive deep into the minds of our amazing researchers to find out how they tick and how they are working to make our lives better.

We dive deep into the minds of our amazing researchers to find out how they tick and how they are working to make our lives better.

Medical Minds

Finding the needle in the haystack

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