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Rheumatologie und Immunologie

Research Rheumatology and Immunology Internal Medicine University departments Medical University of Graz

Translational T cell research

Rheumatic diseases are painful and disabling conditions that can even be life threatening. Most of these diseases are driven by a dysfunctional immune system attacking the joints and organs of the body. Research over the past decades has led to the development of novel therapies targeting specific aspects of the immune system. These therapies improved the life of patients with rheumatic diseases tremendously. However, they only suppress the immune system and do not cure the disease.

Ansprechpartner

Assoz. Prof. Priv.-Doz. Dr.
Martin Stradner

T: +43 316 385 81794

E: martin.stradner@medunigraz.at

Martin Stradner

Forschungsprofil

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Unser Ziel

The goal of our research is to understand the mechanisms leading to dysfunction of the immune system and rheumatic disease. We believe identifying these mechanisms will help to ultimately cure rheumatic diseases.

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