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Asthma Studies Find Potential New Treatment but Question Another
Guardian Liberty Voice Two new studies released independently this week have shed new information about the treatment of asthma. In one, a study found that vitamins that were thought to be associated with symptoms of the disease do not seem to be particularly effective. |
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Researchers find new molecule to treat asthma
Biology News Net (press release) The study, performed in mouse models for asthma research, showed that the synthetic sulfate monosaccharide blocks the interaction between chemokine CCL20—a T-cell signaling protein—and heparin sulfate, a molecule that protects and immobilizes … Synthetic molecule thwarts asthma symptoms Novel Molecule may Prevent Allergen-Induced Asthma |
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Researchers find new molecule to treat asthma
Medical Xpress The study, performed in mouse models for asthma research, showed that the synthetic sulfate monosaccharide blocks the interaction between chemokine CCL20—a T-cell signaling protein—and heparin sulfate, a molecule that protects and immobilizes … |
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Researchers Find New Molecule to Treat Asthma
Newswise (press release) The findings, published on May 12 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), show promise for a new potent therapeutic agent to treat asthma, a chronic disease affecting more than 25 million Americans. “We have identified a synthetic … |
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Kids with asthma given a chance to find control
York Daily Record Taelyn Thomas, center, suffers from asthma but learned she's not alone, after attending a York County camp designed for children with asthma. Camp Green Zone showed her how others cope with the chronic lung disease. Here, the 8-year-old practices a … |
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Researchers Find Potential Target for Drug to Treat Allergic Asthma
Ohio State University COLUMBUS, Ohio – An enzyme that helps maintain immune system function by “throwing away” a specific protein has a vital role in controlling symptoms of allergic asthma, new research in mice suggests. The finding suggests that this enzyme, called Cbl-b, … |
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Researchers Find Potential Target for Drug to Treat Allergic Asthma
Newswise (press release) Newswise — COLUMBUS, Ohio – An enzyme that helps maintain immune system function by “throwing away” a specific protein has a vital role in controlling symptoms of allergic asthma, new research in mice suggests. The finding suggests that this enzyme, … |
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Researchers find potential target for drug to treat allergic asthma
Medical Xpress The finding suggests that this enzyme, called Cbl-b, could be a target for drugs used to treat allergic asthma and other autoimmune disorders. This new study, led by Ohio State University researchers, is the first to link Cbl-b to allergic asthma in an … |
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23andMe Helps Find New Genetic Associations For Asthma-With-Hay Fever
RedOrbit 23andMe, the leading personal genetics company, has participated in the first ever genome-wide association study of the combined asthma-with-hay fever phenotype. Led by researchers at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, the study identified … |
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Find asthma relief with oriental medicine theory
St. George Daily Spectrum Features. ADVERTISEMENT. Winter is cold and dry here in Southern Utah this year, and many people with respiratory problems, such as asthma, pneumonia or bronchitis, can be affected by the frigid temperatures that make certain body systems work harder. |
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