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Asthma could be treated through the tongue in the lung
Medical Daily A tongue like receptor found in the lung tissue could potentially help in finding better treatment for asthma, a study said. Researchers from the University … |
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The tongue in your lung that fights asthma
New Scientist What's more, they respond to bitter substances by dilating the airways of asthmatic mice, paving the way for a different approach to asthma treatment. … |
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'Taste Buds' In Lung Tissue Could Help Ease Asthma Attacks
RTT News According to lead researcher, Dr. Stephen Ligget, bitter substances worked better at easing asthma-like symptoms than any other medication in their trials. … Discovery could lead to new asthma treatments Lungs Have Bitter Taste Receptors That May Help Treat Asthma Taste Receptors On Lungs May Help Fight Asthma |
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Lung taste receptors may improve asthma treatment
Cecil Whig … The ability to taste isn't limited to the mouth, and researchers say that discovery might one day lead to better treatments for diseases such as asthma. … Discovery could lead to new asthma treatments Bitter Taste Receptors Found in Lungs May Aid Asthma Patients Bitter Tasting Compounds May Help Asthmatics |
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Health Matters: Lung health is essential to breath and life
Freeport Journal-Standard By Anonymous Each year, hundreds of millions of people, world-wide, struggle for life and breath due to lung diseases, including tuberculosis, asthma, … Free nationwide lung testing |
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Free lung tests screen for asthma, other diseases
The Desert Sun The five-minute test will screen residents for early indications of asthma, lung cancer, emphysema and other lung diseases. Pulse oximetry tests will also … |
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Conditions: Heart Disease; Cystic Fibrosis; Asthma
Interventions: Procedure: Phase contrast flow velocity mapping (PC); Procedure: Dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging
Sponsor: The Hospital for Sick Children
Recruiting – verified September 2010
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Condition: Asthma
Interventions: Drug: Seretide 250(8puffs) via Evohaler actuator; Drug: Seretide 250 (8 puffs)/placebo via Volumatic spacer; Drug: Seretide 250/placebo 8 puffs via Aerochamber Plus spacer; Drug: Seretide 250/placebo via Synchro-Breathe
Sponsor: University of Dundee
Completed – verified December 2009
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Lung Infection May Lead to Asthma, Study Finds
Online – International News Network ISLAMABAD: A lung infection that is a common cause of pneumonia can persist even after recovery from the illness and may lead to chronic asthma, … |
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Early menses lead to asthma, poor lung function
NDTV.com Women who start menstruating early are at a high risk of developing asthma and poor lung function. Hormonal and metabolic status appears to influence lung … |
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