Dr. Barry Dworkin

Bone marrow tranplant turns off one facet of allergic asthma response in mice. No correlation to people yet.

Health Headlines Commentary for June 6, 2017

Source:

This new gene therapy could help ‘turn-off’ asthma!

Reference:

Allergen-encoding bone marrow transfer inactivates allergic T cell responses, alleviating airway inflammation

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