Louis Charles Teulieres MD, PhD

Dr. Teulieres is an immunologist and infectious diseases specialist who received his degree at the University of Nice in France. He completed specializations in immunology, hematology, immunopathology, bacteriology, and epidemiology at the Pasteur Institute in Paris and at the CDC in Atlanta. Immunology and infectious diseases have always been an interest of his. Working for the Red Cross, academic research, and organizing epidemiological surveys at the Pasteur Institute gave him a wide spectrum of experience in immune and infectious diseases such as HIV. Dr. Teulieres was an active member of the immunology department and research team who received the Nobel Prize 2008 for discovering the HIV virus in 1983.

Dr. Teulieres co-founded the Charity PHELIX, which is dedicated to the research and development of phage-based diagnostics and treatments and has partnered with world-class healthcare professionals and researchers from the University of Leicester. Since 2003, he has been in private clinical practice in Paris and Lisbon focusing on the treatment of immunological and chronic inflammatory and neurodegenerative diseases.