10 Interesting Fact About The science of the human immune system and how it fights disease

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• The human immune system consists of cells, proteins, and organs that work together to fight disease.
• Immune cells, such as T cells and B cells, have the ability to recognize and respond to pathogens that enter the body.
• Antibodies, produced by B cells, can bind and neutralize viruses, bacteria, and toxins that enter the body.
• T cells, such as natural killer T cells and cytotoxic k murder cells, can kill cells infected with viruses or cells that become cancer.
• The immune system can also remember the pathogens that have been faced before and effectively against the same pathogen if they enter the body again.
• The process of immune formation depends on communication between immune cells and signal molecules.
• Immune cells also play a role in controlling the growth of body cells and preventing cancer.
• The immune system can also be influenced by factors such as diet, exercise, stress, and the environment.
• Some immune disorders, such as allergies, lupus, and AIDS, can affect the body's ability to fight disease.
• We can strengthen our immune system by maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle, as well as vaccinating to prevent certain diseases.