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Updated the human immune system to function as intended. This will fix the following issues:
There was a bug which allowed some microscopic entities to negatively impact the performance of human entities. This should no longer occur.
Another bug that caused the immune system to improperly identify friendly or beneficial items as life threatening has been corrected.
The immune system will no longer fail to recognize some cells that have corrupted genetic code. Should result in the elimination of the unintended cancer debuff that was introduced by the evolution process.
Did it also fix that bug where, under certain circumstances, the immune system would attack the eyes?
Hotfix: ocular degeneration should no longer be inadvertently applied by immune system. Leaving environmental damage in for balance.
I think that's covered in #2.