While the pathogen Chlamydia pneumoniae has been linked to asthma in the past, new research finds over two-thirds of people with severe asthma test positive for Chlamydia-specific antibodies, suggesting this antigen could be a good biomarker for detecting those at risk for asthma. Additional research finds that, in some cases, antibiotic therapy could improve asthma symptoms.
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Eduard Drizik, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Excellent video. This will be the solution for most asthma patients, as well as the future cure for Asthma.
d3v2011 3 months ago
As an asthmatic of many years, this is an encouraging possibility.
CGaquamarine3 5 months ago
Congrats Eddie!
jolavoie 7 months ago
Oh cool!!! Looks like my bro knows what he is talking about. He is very effective. Way to go!
Jewishfan100 8 months ago