Pulmatrix presents iCALM clinical study results - Pharmaceutical Business Review

Pulmatrix presents iCALM clinical study results Pharmaceutical Business Review Pulmatrix has announced the results of a clinical study showing that an iCALM (inhaled cationic airway lining modulator therapy) attenuated allergen-induced bronchitis in susceptible asthmatic patients. The study concluded that iCALM is a novel inhaled ... Pulmatrix Announces Presentation of Clinical Data Demonstrating iCALM Inhaled ...MarketWatch (press release) all 7 news articles »

Triggers vary among asthmatics, but symptoms remain treatable - PennLive.com

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Triggers vary among asthmatics, but symptoms remain treatable PennLive.com “It gets called bronchitis, but it's actually asthma. It may just include a cough that won't go away.” Those symptoms, and the inflamed airways, come from “triggers.” Pollen, animal dander, mold, smoke and dust are all typical triggers.

Sheffield trust leads bacterial bronchitis study - BBC News

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Sheffield trust leads bacterial bronchitis study BBC News Symptoms of bacterial bronchitis include coughing, shortness of breath and exacerbated cold symptoms. The project, led by Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust, will run until April 2013. Most of the children included in the study will be attending ... Bacterial bronchitis study launchedDinnington Today Largest lung study beginsThe Star all 8 news articles »

Pulmatrix Announces Presentation of Clinical Data Demonstrating iCALM Inhaled ... - EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)

Pulmatrix Announces Presentation of Clinical Data Demonstrating iCALM Inhaled ... EON: Enhanced Online News (press release) “These data in sensitive asthmatic patients validate the potential for iCALM to control patients' symptoms and improve lung function in a number of chronic inflammatory airway conditions,” said John Hanrahan, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer and Senior ...

Salt cave therapy to treat allergies - 6abc.com

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Salt cave therapy to treat allergies 6abc.com By ALI GORMAN and CHERYL METTENDORF It's touted as an all-natural way to help relieve symptoms from allergies, asthma, even bronchitis and the common cold. So we went inside what's known as a salt cave to find out how it works.