AIP Community Q1 Update: Events, Advocacy & Research (Ep 057)

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RESOURCES & LINKS AIP BIPOC Network (events, advocacy, and monthly roundtables): https://aipbipocnetwork.org AIP BIPOC Network (donation links): https://aip-bipoc-network-giving.causevox.com/ Mayo Clinic Autoimmune Disease Prevalence Study: https://www.mayoclinic.org 2025 Nobel Prize Press Release: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2025/press-release/ AIP Summit (replays, community access, and seasonal encores): https://aipsummit.com AIP Certified Coach Program & Practitioner Directory: https://aipcertified.com ABOUT THIS EPISODE In this episode of the Autoimmune Wellness Podcast, Mickey Trescott introduces a new Quarterly Community Update series focused on what’s happening across the autoimmune landscape right now. This episode covers three areas that shape autoimmune care: advocacy, research, and community education. Mickey is joined by three trusted voices from the AIP community. - Jamie-Nicole Martin, founder of the AIP BIPOC Network, shares updates on autoimmune advocacy, upcoming events, and community roundtables. - Sybil Cooper, PhD, immunologist and AIP Certified Coach, breaks down recent autoimmune research, including a major Mayo Clinic study and why regulatory T cells (Tregs) matter. - Jaime Hartman, host of the AIP Summit and co-teacher of the AIP Certified Coach Program, shares community updates, education trends, and what’s coming next in AIP support. Together, these conversations offer a grounded overview of where the autoimmune community is right now—and where it’s headed. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction to the Quarterly Community Update 01:21 – Advocacy, research, and community education overview 02:29 – Autoimmune advocacy with Jamie-Nicole Martin 04:41 – ROCK Summit & ROCK Community Expo 06:32 – AIP BIPOC Network Roundtables 08:45 – How to support advocacy work 11:15 – Research update with Sybil Cooper, PhD 15:48 – Most common autoimmune conditions 17:45 – Sex differences and multiple diagnoses 20:20 – Regulatory T cells & Nobel Prize recognition 23:32 – AIP community updates with Jaime Hartman 24:31 – AIP Summit recap and trends 26:35 – Lifestyle, hormones, and life-stage support 31:23 – AIP Certified Coach Program overview 35:13 – Wrap-up and closing reflections JOIN THE CONVERSATION Which part of the autoimmune ecosystem feels most supportive—or most lacking—right now: advocacy, research, or community education? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.