The immune system develops dynamically from birth, with unique challenges like neonatal infections and vaccine responses shaping early immunity. This book covers the development of the pediatric immune system, highlighting differences between neonatal and adult immunity. It addresses conditions like primary immunodeficiencies and pediatric autoimmune diseases, providing practical insights for diagnosing and managing immune-related conditions in children.
Angel Sullivan is a pediatric immunologist specializing in immune function from birth to adulthood. Her research examines how the immune system develops in early childhood and how it responds to infections and vaccines. Angel has contributed to numerous studies on pediatric autoimmune diseases and immunodeficiencies. Her work focuses on improving immune health in children and developing strategies for preventing infections. Angel’s research is essential for advancing pediatric immunology and enhancing childhood health.