Die Naturgeschichte des Immunsystems
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Die Naturgeschichte des Immunsystems
Narrated by:
Max Hoffmann
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Narrated by:
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Max Hoffmann
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By:
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Clemens G. Arvay
About this listen
Unser Immunsystem ist durch die Evolution mit der Umwelt und allen anderen Lebensformen verbunden und trägt die immunologische Entwicklung aller Lebewesen in sich. Wenn wir verstehen wollen, wie wir langfristig gesund bleiben, brauchen wir in der Medizin einen Paradigmenwechsel hin zur Ökoimmunologie. Diese junge Wissenschaft untersucht, welchen Einfluss Temperatur, Jahreszeit, Bodenmikroben, Atemluft und andere Umweltfaktoren auf Krankheiten und deren Verläufe haben. So lernen wir etwa, warum manche Menschen in gewissen Lebenssituationen besonders anfällig für Infekte sind oder warum Umweltfaktoren bei der Entstehung oder Abwehr von Krankheiten eine große Rolle spielen.
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