US EditionIdentifies the Immunological Reason Behind Severe Pneumonia Following Flu Infection
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Researchers from the University of León (ULE) have participated in an international study published in the prestigious journal Journal of Clinical Investigation that has revealed an immune mechanism that explains why some people develop severe bacterial pneumonia after an influenza infection, which opens new therapeutic possibilities to prevent serious respiratory complications.The work has been led by the University Hospital of Giessen (Germany…
Researchers from the University of León (ULE) have participated in an international study published in the prestigious journal Journal of Clinical Investigation that has revealed an immune mechanism that explains why some people develop severe bacterial pneumonia after an influenza infection, which opens new therapeutic possibilities to prevent serious respiratory complications.The work has been led by the University Hospital of Giessen (Germany…
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