Treated immune cells function properly to kill more bacteria, depending on the treatment and the bacteria.
Treated immune cells function properly to kill more bacteria, depending on the treatment and the bacteria.
A protein that triggers an imbalance of mucous and ciliated cells in patients with chronic lung disease could be a target for treatments to restore airways.
Care transition plans aren’t just for kids with congenital conditions anymore. Could your practice benefit from a proactive transition plan for all patients?
A retrospective chart review suggests early spirometry is associated with shorter length of stay.
A study finds that CFTR mutation analysis is being ordered before (or without) sweat chloride in some cases, potentially leading to missed diagnoses, increased patient anxiety and unnecessary costs.
