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WASHINGTON — A study highlighted the efficacy of an approved drug for allergic asthma, with nearly 70 percent of participants showing better tolerance of food allergens.Researchers have found that Omalizumab, a drug commonly prescribed to treat asthma, could also limit “life-threatening reactions” to food allergies in children.Omalizumab, known under the brand name Xolair, is a medication approved to treat severe persistent asthma caused by an allergy.“The day-to-day life of patients with food allergy is consumed by fear of accidental exposure to food allergens,” Dr Robert Wood, professor of paediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University and the study’s main author, said in a statement.“Our findings have the potential to be very meaningful, and potentially even life-changing,...
February 28, 2024
Medicine to treat asthma could help reduce ‘life-threatening reactions’ to food allergies — study
February 27, 2024
Taylor Swift's father Scott Swift accused of assaulting photographer
February 25, 2024
SAG Awards 2024: Oppenheimer dominates ahead of Oscars
February 20, 2024
Jeremy Renner gets standing ovation at People's Choice Awards
February 13, 2024
Abu Dhabi hosts the UNESCO World Conference on Culture and Arts Education
February 08, 2024
New NASA mission launches to observe ‘invisible universe’ on Earth
February 08, 2024
Disney boss bets future on Taylor Swift and Fortnite
February 06, 2024
Country singer Toby Keith dies at 62 after battle with stomach cancer
EDINBURGH — A unique species of flying reptile, or pterosaur, that lived 168-166 million years ago has been discovered on the Isle of Skye.Its wings, shoulders, legs and backbone were found in a rock on a beach, but the fossil's skull was missing.Scientists were surprised to find a pterosaur from this period off Scotland's west coast — they were thought to mostly live in China.The creature — called Ceoptera — is the second pterosaur found on Skye.Its name comes from the Scottish Gaelic word cheò, meaning mist, and is a reference to the Gaelic name of Isle of Syke — Eilean a' Cheò or Isle of Mist.Fossils from this era, called the Middle Jurassic, are extremely rare, says Dr Liz Martin-Silverstone at the University of Bristol who used a CT scanner to make a 3D digital...
February 06, 2024
Pterosaur: Unique flying reptile soared above Isle of Skye
February 06, 2024
Ukraine-born Miss Japan winner relinquishes crown following affair
