Editorial: Exploring immunomodulation to balance maladaptive inflammation and restore tissue homeostasis

David M. Smadja; David M. Smadja; Maxime Jeljeli; Maxime Jeljeli; Alexandre G. Lellouch; Alexandre G. Lellouch

doi:10.3389/fimmu.2025.1723620

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Editorial: Exploring immunomodulation to balance maladaptive inflammation and restore tissue homeostasis

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