APDS is a rare inherited immune condition that has been reported in less than 300 people worldwide. So how could studying it help improve outcomes for the millions of people who live with autoimmune disease? Today, we meet A/Prof Elissa Deenick, a researcher who is taking a deep dive into the genetics of immune cells to make sure no patient gets left behind.

<p>APDS is a rare inherited immune condition that has been reported in less than 300 people worldwide. So how could studying it help improve outcomes for the millions of people who live with autoimmune disease? Today, we meet A/Prof Elissa Deenick, a researcher who is taking a deep dive into the genetics of immune cells to make sure no patient gets left behind.</p>

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.

<p>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.</p>

Medical Minds

Tackling rare immune disease

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