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     * smoking further exacerbates the risk     * smoking further exacerbates the risk
   * **impaired immune response with age**   * **impaired immune response with age**
-    * the continual need for new immune cells is a major driver of immune aging(([[https://www.news-medical.net/news/20260621/Aging-immune-cells-may-explain-why-autoimmunity-rises-later-in-life.aspx]]))+    * the continual need for new immune cells is a major driver of immune aging(([[https://www.news-medical.net/news/20260621/Aging-immune-cells-may-explain-why-autoimmunity-rises-later-in-life.aspx]]))(([[https://www.jci.org/articles/view/206227|2026: Immune responses in aging adults]]))
       * 70 million naïve B cells, 65 million naïve CD4+ T cells, 17 million naïve CD8+ T cells, about 600 million memory T cells across the CD4+ and CD8+ compartments, and 60 million memory B cells are generated daily       * 70 million naïve B cells, 65 million naïve CD4+ T cells, 17 million naïve CD8+ T cells, about 600 million memory T cells across the CD4+ and CD8+ compartments, and 60 million memory B cells are generated daily
       * naïve CD8+ T cells decline markedly with age, whereas naïve CD4+ T cells are more resilient and remain diverse       * naïve CD8+ T cells decline markedly with age, whereas naïve CD4+ T cells are more resilient and remain diverse
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