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Autoimmune Diseases in the Interpretation of Evolutionary Medicine

2026-05-07

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Autoimmune diseases comprise a broad group of conditions that affect virtually any organ or tissue and share mechanisms of chronic, autoimmune-based inflammation. Once rare or unknown, they have become increasingly common in recent years, affecting individuals of all ages, including the elderly, due to the growing the number of older people. According to evolutionary medicine, if the frequency of a disease, or gro...

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Literature Corpus work: dc8bf790-47cb-5565-8821-65e577ebc191
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202605.0276.v1

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