The intricate regulation of the immune system, maintaining equilibrium between pathogen defense and self-tolerance, is fundamental to health. Disruptions in this delicate balance underlie a vast spectrum of human diseases, extending beyond oncology to encompass autoimmune disorders, chronic inflammatory conditions, infectious diseases, allergies, and hypertension. While traditional therapies often rely on broad immunosuppression or direct pathogen eradication, the rapidly evolving field of immunomodulation offers a nuanced alternative: precisely calibrating immune responses to restore homeostasis or achieve targeted defense. This special issue comprises 12 review articles contributed by 57 international researchers, synthesizing key advances and emerging strategies for harnessing immunomodulation across diverse therapeutic applications.
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