In early August, CIS Leadership again met for their annual retreat at the CIS Headquarters in Milwaukee!
The 2026 Leadership Retreat provided a chance to build bridges, share vision, and celebrate the unwavering commitment that drives the Clinical Immunology Society forward.
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Lévy, Raedler, Hauck et al. show that allogeneic #HCT substantially addresses #immunodeficiency, immune dysregulation, & Epstein-Barr virus–positive smooth muscle tumors in patients with CARMIL2 deficiency and should be offered shortly following diagnosis https://t.co/ILHYDqHdwR
APDS is a rare inborn error of immunity classified as a group of combined #immunodeficiency; however, because specific treatments for APDS are available, early diagnosis and therapeutic intervention are crucial for improving patient prognosis. (1/2) https://t.co/DKVC1aPxVQ
Does CVID exist in children? @ESIDsociety registry analysis of 7,525 CVID patients shows age-dependent enrichment of monogenic #IEI in pediatric and early-onset CVID-like disease, supporting genetic testing and longitudinal reassessment. https://t.co/vQx6JWcBOg
This case report from Shin, Lyons et al. @UCSanDiego describes progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy in a patient with ADA-#SCID who received early #GeneTherapy, highlighting the importance of lifelong monitoring after early gene therapy protocols. https://t.co/GZDsVgnLWz
New review by Jolles et al. considers the utility of calculated globulin as an unbiased & inexpensive screening tool for #immunodeficiency. The benefits and practicalities of its clinical implementation and current challenges and limitations are discussed. https://t.co/xylkxLtf56
Duintjer et al. demonstrate that second-tier genetics improves newborn screening accuracy for #SCID and other T cell deficiencies. A safety net algorithm maintains high sensitivity for SCID while substantially increasing the PPV from 22.1% to 55.2%. https://t.co/J7gypFFt4f
🔔 We're delighted to share the Abstracts from the Primary Immune Deficiency Treatment Consortium #PIDTC (@PIDTC52138) Annual Workshop, which took place this March in Salt Lake City. Explore the latest advancements in #PID clinical practice & research! 👉 https://t.co/BzdZiQeD2f
Prunotto, Lucchini et al describe clinical presentation, immunological status, treatment, & long-term outcomes of a large cohort of pediatric and adult patients affected by an extremely complex and rare immunodeficiency known as #TTC7A deficiency. https://t.co/8ExyJHowTZ
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Universal newborn screening reduces survival disparities related to race and ethnicity after HCT for SCID. This is an important study from the PIDTC that has just been published in the Journal of Human Immunity. Another good reason to spread NBS for SCID all over the world! @pidtc52138@jhumimmunity@ClinImmSoc
Autosomal recessive #CGD represents a significant disease in the Middle East & North Africa region associated w/ significant morbidity & mortality. Addressing regional challenges, in prevention, diagnosis and managment is essential to compact the disease. https://t.co/VW4FzkzcuP
Our July issue is here! https://t.co/K0VFE6SGL8
This cover highlights the first human biallelic OSMR deficiency. @TurveyLab et al. show that OSMR deficiency disrupts OSM-STAT signaling, driving severe early-onset #eczema, #eosinophilia, and elevated IgE. https://t.co/CIgQQchDEQ
Kienapfel et al. report the characterization of two novel mutations underlying #STAT2 deficiency in three patients with viral infections & hyperinflammation following live viral vaccines. Beneficial use of ruxolinitib in one patient is also reported. https://t.co/bl1LVuGAKT
.@bogunoviclab et al. show that, in a neonate with a DOCK11 variant of uncertain significance, negative functional studies guide clinical care, highlighting the broader value of publishing instructive negative findings in immunology & genomic medicine https://t.co/GUHPFXnpU5
In this first randomized, placebo-controlled trial by Toshinao Kawai et al. @ncchd_pr, #thalidomide demonstrated potential efficacy & acceptable safety in patients aged 1 year or older with chronic granulomatous disease–related inflammatory bowel disease. https://t.co/DH03vfltsG
The Deadline is Here!
Applications are now due by tonight, Monday, July 6th at 11:59PM EDT!
When and where: October 22-25 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
🔗 Learn more & apply now! https://t.co/A5CtyCwnXp
Questions? Reach out to Ashley Knight at [email protected] See less
Applications have been extended for the 2026 CIS Summer School!
Applications are now due by Monday, July 6th at 11:59PM EDT!
🔗 Learn more & apply now! https://t.co/A5CtyCwnXp
Questions? Reach out to Ashley Knight at [email protected]