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Asthma Prescription Numbers Slow Down
Genetic Engineering News The asthma prescription market is slowing as the leading drugs lose patent protection. But leading market researchers BCC and GBI Research each predict moderate growth until at least 2017, thanks to new market entrants and a disease prevalence that … |
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Cancer Research UK to Repurpose AstraZeneca Asthma Drug for Kidney Cancer
Genetic Engineering News AZD2098 was originally designed to treat asthma. CRUK says this deal with AZ will enable its Drug Development Office (DDO) to complete preclinical development and carry out early clinical trials of the compound to see if it can benefit kidney cancer … Cancer Research UK, AstraZeneca To Repurpose Asthma Drug for Kidney Cancer |
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Science World Report |
Faulty TGF-beta Genetic Pathway Implicated As The Root Of Allergies
Science 2.0 "We have evidence that the same glitch in TGF-beta that is responsible for some of the clinical manifestations seen in Marfan and Loeys-Dietz diseases also lies behind the cascade of events that culminates in the development of conditions like asthma … Faulty gene linked to allergies Scientists Uncover Genetic Glitch Responsible for Allergies Study of genetic condition may yield clues to cause of allergies |
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Science World Report |
Single Genetic Glitch May Explain Most Allergies and Asthma
TIME Allergies are certainly the result of both genetic and environmental factors, but there is fresh evidence to suggest that at least one major genetic aberration could be behind everything from hay fever to food allergies to asthma. Allergies — to dust … Mutations linked to allergies, asthma Scientists Uncover Genetic Glitch Responsible for Allergies Study of genetic condition may yield clues to cause of allergies |
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Science World Report |
Single Genetic Glitch May Explain Most Allergies and Asthma
Yahoo! News Allergies are certainly the result of both genetic and environmental factors, but there is fresh evidence to suggest that at least one major genetic aberration could be behind everything from hay fever to food allergies to asthma. Allergies — to dust … Mutations linked to allergies, asthma Scientists Uncover Genetic Glitch Responsible for Allergies Study of genetic condition may yield clues to cause of allergies |
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Allergies are certainly the result of both genetic and environmental factors, but there is fresh evidence to suggest that at least one major genetic aberration could be behind everything from hay fever to food allergies to asthma.
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Science World Report |
Genetic Link Between Obesity and Asthma
Science World Report "Our findings point the way to the management of asthma in the obese through simple weight reduction," said first author Paresh Dandona, MD, PhD, SUNY Distinguished Professor and Chief of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at the University at … |
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Study Finds Genetic Link Between Obesity, Asthma
Food Product Design BUFFALO, N.Y. —Studies have uncovered biological ties between obesity and asthma including the possibility that genes linked to chronic inflammation in asthma may be more active in obese people, according to research published in the journal Obesity. |
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Higher genetic risk tied to lifetime asthma suffering
EurekAlert (press release) DURHAM, N.C. — Children with more genetic risks for asthma are not only more likely to develop the condition at a young age, but they are also more likely to continue to suffer with asthma into adulthood. The finding reported by Duke University … Genetic Risks for Asthma May Persist Into Adulthood DNA predicts who will outgrow asthma Test is able to predict if child will grow out of asthma |
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Higher Genetic Risk Linked To Lifetime Asthma Suffering
RTT News Kids with more genetic risks for asthma are more likely to develop the disorder at a young age and continue to suffer from it well into adulthood, according to a study from the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy and the Center for the Study of … |
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