John Tsang explores the concept of immune set points and their role in predicting health outcomes, emphasizing the importance of personalized immune states and the development of metrics to assess immune health. He also highlights efforts like the Human Immunome Project, which aims to map the global diversity of immune health and improve the understanding of health deviations.

Timestamps
[00:00:35] Immune set points and the importance of variable responses
[00:04:24] Personal immune setpoint state can predict outcome and can be captured by a small number of parameters
[00:06:55] What exactly is immune health?
[00:10:59] A metric of human immune health
[00:12:57] Predicting immune health: immune sensing of health deviations
[00:14:49] Human Immunome Project: Mapping global diversity of immune health

Professor John Tsang is a systems immunologist, computational biologist, and engineer. He is currently Professor of Immunobiology and Biomedical Engineering at Yale University, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Investigator and the Yale lead of CZ Biohub New York, and the Founding Director of the Yale Center for Systems and Engineering Immunology (CSEI).

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