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NIH Funds Study Of Beta Blockers In Treating Asthma
RedOrbit “Previously, beta blockers, which are usually used to treat blood pressure and heart failure, were thought to cause airway constriction and thus were avoided in patients with asthma,” said Dr. Nick Hanania, associate professor of medicine – pulmonary … |
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NIH funds study of beta blockers in treating asthma
BCM News "Previously, beta blockers, which are usually used to treat blood pressure and heart failure, were thought to cause airway constriction and thus were avoided in patients with asthma," said Dr. Nick Hanania, associate professor of medicine – pulmonary … |
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Channel Blockers Reduce Causes of Asthma Symptoms
Doctors Lounge Epithelial expression of the calcium-activated chloride channel TMEM16A is increased in patients with asthma, and its inhibition negatively regulates epithelial mucin secretion and airway smooth muscle contraction, according to a study published online … |
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