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Some nanoparticles help in medicine, but exposure needs more research
A study finds everyday cooking can release harmful pollutants beyond safe limits
Insilico’s ISM001-055 outperforms rapamycin in reducing inflammation and restoring cellular function
Experts urge action as air pollution causes 1,100 lung cancer cases yearly
Uncovering the hidden link between dirty air and deadly disease
Pioneering treatments target underlying mechanisms of age-related diseases like pulmonary fibrosis
Drug improved chronic cough symptoms, contributing to a better quality of life\
Study reveals deadly impact of indoor air pollution from gas appliances
Transforming respiratory care and reducing reliance on organ donors
You can protect yourself by wearing masks, using air purifiers, and avoiding polluted areas
Phase 2a trial results show positive outcomes among pulmonary fibrosis patients
Air pollution, rising temperatures, and obesity are the major culprits
Particles are linked to respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases
The drug targets the lungs and activates stem cells
Pakistan, India, and Burkina Faso are among the most polluted countries
AI streamlines drug discovery, taking a potential treatment from concept to clinical trials in record time
Plans to extend the program citywide if successful
Insights from Oxford study calls for continued action to improve air quality everywhere
New "nano-pods" carrying antibiotics fight infections in the lungs of mice
Eastern Europe already breathes dirtier air, and the delay would hit them the hardest
UW study calls for new strategies to combat traffic pollution's health risks
Existing regulations are not enough to protect sensitive habitats from ammonia
PM2.5 particles can penetrate deep into tissues and promote cancer growth
Self-driving needle could make surgery less invasive and more accessible
98% of Europeans live in areas with dangerous levels of air pollution