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The Immune System Doesn’t Fade Gradually — It Lurches, Around 40 and Again After 60

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Duke-NUS researchers analysed 3.8 million immune cells and found immune ageing arrives in two distinct waves around 40 and after 60, driven by T cells.
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The Immune System Doesn’t Fade Gradually — It Lurches, Around 40 and Again After 60

Duke-NUS researchers analysed 3.8 million immune cells and found immune ageing arrives in two distinct waves around 40 and after 60, driven by T cells.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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