Investigating the potential of a prematurely aged immune phenotype in severely injured patients as predictor of risk of sepsis

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RT @InflamAge_UoB: Read the latest publication from @Duggal_UoB & team who have found that a prematurely aged immune #Phenotype following #…

RT @InflamAge_UoB: Read the latest publication from @Duggal_UoB & team who have found that a prematurely aged immune #Phenotype following #…

RT @InflamAge_UoB: Read the latest publication from @Duggal_UoB & team who have found that a prematurely aged immune #Phenotype following #…

Read the latest publication from @Duggal_UoB & team who have found that a prematurely aged immune #Phenotype following #TraumaticInjury can help identify a high risk of developing #Sepsis. ➡️Published online via @ImmunAllergyBMC: https://t.co/SWusmfta

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