Did you know that the air you breathe could be impacting your immune system? Millions of people suffer from chronic infections, autoimmune diseases, and persistent inflammation—but few realize that airborne pollutants may be a hidden culprit.

This April, Austin Air and Environmental Medicine Education International (EMEI) are teaming up to bring you a FREE three-day webinar, Invisible Enemies: The Pollutants Triggering Immune Dysfunction, designed to shed light on this critical issue. Whether you’re a healthcare provider, wellness advocate, or just someone curious about how your environment affects your health, this event is for you.

 

What You’ll Learn

In this exclusive webinar, world-renowned environmental medicine experts Dr. Lyn Patrick and Dr. Anne Marie Fine will break down the latest research on airborne toxins and their effect on immune function. Each day will focus on a critical aspect of the issue:

  • April 23: The most common and toxic airborne pollutants and where they come from.
  • April 24: How these pollutants dysregulate the immune system, leading to immune suppression and autoimmune disorders.
  • April 25: What must be done to protect public health—and how clinicians play a key role in this effort.

Infographic explaining that Part 1 of the Invisible Enemies Webinar will cover Understanding Toxic Air Pollutants like those lurking within homes and additional sources of exposure, like wildfires.

Watch Anytime – Just Register in Advance

We know schedules can be unpredictable, which is why this webinar is designed to be accessible to everyone. Once you register, you can log in at any time that works for you during the three-day event. Whether you’re an early riser or a night owl, you won’t miss a thing.

 

Meet the Experts

You’ll hear from two of the top minds in environmental medicine:

Dr. Lyn Patrick serves as a faculty member for the Metabolic Medicine Institute Fellowship, partnering with George Washington School of Medicine, and plays a crucial role in organizing the ACAM Environmental Health Symposium, a leading conference on environmental medicine in the United States.

Dr. Anne Marie Fine is a board-certified naturopathic physician, best-selling author, and international speaker specializing in environmental medicine. She contributes as an advisor for the consumer safety organization MADE SAFE. She also serves as a member of the Adjunct Faculty at Sonoran University of Health Sciences.

Stacy Malesiewski, a Certified Health and Wellness Coach, will lead this engaging session. A published author and podcaster, Stacy is also the marketing director at Austin Air, where she is dedicated to educating both children and adults on the importance of breathing cleaner, healthier air.

Infographic explaining that Part 2 of the “Invisible Enemies” Webinar will cover “Health Risks & Hidden Sources,” including carcinogens and how they enter our bodies.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is open to all medical and health professionals, including:

  • Physicians (MDs, DOs, NDs)
  • Physician assistants and nurse practitioners
  • Functional and integrative medicine practitioners
  • Health coaches and wellness advocates

It’s also open to anyone interested in the connection between air quality and immune health. Even if you’re not a clinician, the insights shared in this event could be life-changing for you and your loved ones.

 

Have Questions? Ask the Experts!

One of the most valuable parts of this webinar is the opportunity to have your questions answered by leading experts in environmental medicine. If there’s something you’ve always wondered about air quality and immune function, now is your chance to ask! Register today and submit your questions in advance.

Infographic explaining that Part 3 of the “Invisible Enemies” Webinar will cover, “Solutions & Prevention,” including air and water filtration plus diet and reducing exposure through food.

Don’t Miss Out – Register Now!

This is a rare opportunity to gain cutting-edge knowledge from top environmental medicine experts—all at no cost to you. But you must register in advance to access the sessions at your convenience.

📅 Webinar Dates: April 23-25, 2025
📍 Attend anytime that fits your schedule
🔗 Sign up here: https://info.austinair.com/invisible-enemies-webinar

Help spread the word! Share this with your colleagues, patients, and anyone who cares about protecting their health from invisible environmental threats. We’ll see you online!

 

 

Last updated 8 March, 2026

 

 

 

 

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