3^rd Edition of Infectious Diseases World Conference 2027

An important aspect of the response of the human body to infections is governed by the action of the immune system, which determines recognition of pathogens, immune reaction to them, and recovery from infections. Immune response and its interaction with pathogens determine the progression and transmissibility of disease, as well as the clinical outcome. In this session, we aim to discuss innate and adaptive immunity, immune signaling, inflammation, and mechanisms of pathogen resistance and manipulation of host immune defense systems.

Some topics to be addressed in scientific discussions will involve immune cell activation, antibody formation, regulation of cytokines, immune memory, and immune dysfunction leading to increased vulnerability to infections. Scientists will analyze interference of pathogens with immune defense and potential harmful effects of exaggerated or uncontrolled immune responses on the course of the disease. Recent advances in immune biomarkers and host-directed immunotherapy will also be discussed.

We invite scientists working in the fields of immunology, infectious diseases, microbiology, and host-pathogen interaction to participate in this session. Any presentations involving experimental, translational, clinical research, and novel immune-based therapeutics are encouraged.