WebLog Journal of Immunology

A 71‑year‑old renal transplant recipient presented with progressive malaise, gastrointestinal symptoms, fever, anemia, and acute graft dysfunction following recent travel abroad. Initial investigations revealed Micro‑Angiopathic Hemolytic Anemia (MAHA), thrombocytosis evolving into relative thrombocytopenia, elevated inflammatory markers, and declining renal function. The diagnostic process was complicated by overlapping possibilities including infection, viral reactivation, drug toxicity,…

Editorial While the opt‑out model represents an important policy shift, evidence shows that legislation alone cannot deliver the cultural and behavioural change required to increase donation rates. T he editorial argues that meaningful progress depends on strengthening public understanding, normalising family conversations, supporting clinicians in sensitive communication, and building trust through transparency and community engagement. By reframing organ donation as an…

Psoriasis is a chronic and burdensome skin disease that affects millions worldwide, and current biomedical research has uncovered complex genetic, immune, and environmental interactions underlying its pathology. These advances have improved symptom management through biologics and other therapies, but a true cure remains elusive, as treatments only suppress symptoms without addressing the root cause. Therefore, this study introduces the Buddhist perspective of Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door,…