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The Journal of Clinical Immunology is a bimonthly international journal that helps researchers and academic clinicians keep current on investigative basic immunology and diseases related to the immune system. This well-established journal publishes articles on basic, translational, and clinical studies in all aspects of immunology, including animal models of human diseases.
Dear Colleagues:
The seasons are changing again, regardless of which part of the continent, or globe, you happen to be in. The last few months have been a time of hectic activity for the CIS, and I would like to update you on various exciting events in the life of our Society. First of all, I would like to recognize Dr. Max Cooper as he was recently awarded the Japan Prize for his outstanding contributions to the field of immunology. CIS congratulates Dr. Cooper on being honored for his lifetime of dedication and contributions to our field.
In our opinion, by enabling us to consult and ask for previous experiences from our colleagues, the CIS PIDD-Listserv is an invaluable service to us all taking care of rare immunologic disorders.
Magda Carneiro-Sampaio, MD, PhD
"My clinical activities have been predominantly dedicated to PIDs, and I consider myself fortunate for being involved in an area that has had major breakthroughs over the past four decades: from mere speculations of possible unknown immune defects in patients with severe forms of infections in the early 1970, to the diagnoses of SCID as true death sentences until the early 1990’s in Brazil; and to the present scenario, with extensive and ever growing number of PIDs, unraveling the consequences of monogenic defects in almost all immune elements and pathways..."
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The Clinical Immunolgoy Society is proud to announce that the impact factor for the Journal of Clinical Immunology has increase over the last year from 3.253 to 4.227.
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Read more about the global alliance of clinical immunology societies, the International Alliance of Primary Immune Deficiency Societies (IAPIDS), which is represented by senior members from the member continental societies executive committees.
Congratulations to CIS Past President, Jordan Orange, MD, PhD, as he has joined Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons as Reuben S. Carpentier Professor and Chair of Department of Pediatrics.
CIS is pleased to provide recordings of our webinar series of immune deficiency case presentations. Hosted by the ECI Committee, this interactive electronic format emphasizes discussion of interesting cases where we can all learn from each other. Registration is free and all are welcome!
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