Institute For Molecular Medicine 16371 Gothard Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92647

The Institute for Molecular Medicine, located in Huntington Beach, California and headed by Dr. Michael Agadjanyan, is at the forefront of research in chronic inflammatory and autoimmune disease prevention. The Laboratory of Immunology Regulation and Autoimmune Diseases, as well as the Alzheimer's Disease Vaccines Laboratory, are leading the way in cutting-edge research. The Alzheimer’s Disease Vaccines Laboratory has made significant strides in inducing high titers of anti-Ab antibody production without activating autoreactive T cells, reducing Ab accumulation in the brain, improving cognitive performance, and reducing glial activation. The institute collaborates with various organizations and research institutions to further their mission of understanding, preventing, and curing catastrophic human chronic diseases. By applying innovative basic and translational research programs, the Institute for Molecular Medicine aims to better understand and treat diseases such as autoimmune diseases, cancer, AIDS, and genetic diseases. Through a multidisciplinary scientific environment, the institute is dedicated to developing safe and effective human vaccines against Alzheimer's Disease and various cancers.