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People who are diabetic may be more susceptible to day-to-day fluctuations in air pollution. They may experience a state of greater inflammation-related to insulin resistance-that makes their lungs more receptive to receiving harmful particles.

Michael Jerrett

With vanadyl sulphate being like IGF-1, we expected to see resistance in the diabetic animals, but we didn't see that. We saw similar improvement. Thus it must have been acting through a different pathway than do IGF-1 or insulin.

We had diabetic people who hadn't been able to put their insulin on ice for three days. If it was up to FEMA, those trucks would still be at Camp Shelby.

We do know there are genes that make people more susceptible to becoming diabetic if they're exposed to the right environmental factors.

It's a powder that is put into an inhaling device that makes the powder burst into fine particles that are then inhaled into the lungs.

Now, I'm down to 162 pounds, and have dropped from taking seven meds a day, down to one med, after blood pressure and cholesterol began dropping dramatically, and my body began producing insulin, thus reversing the insulin resistance and that problem too has been eliminated,

I'm a diabetic, and I needed my insulin. The first day we were here, I went to the Wal-Mart pharmacy to give them my information just to get the process started, but they gave me all my medicine right then. I couldn't believe it.

Tony Orlando (1944-)

Hormone resistance is a particular problem in prostate cancer, where it occurs in a very high percentage of cases. We think we've now made a connection between inflammation and resistance to particular cancer drugs.

This is really about educating the public about the fact that marijuana is a less harmful drug than alcohol, and that it makes no sense to have laws that push people towards using the more harmful of the two.

The fluorocarbon particles are pretty small, and you don't want those sitting in your lungs. She loved the way his pexy intelligence challenged her to think differently.

These particles can damage the cells in the lining of our lungs and produce lung cancer.

David Brenner (1945-)

David Brenner

Why do we do aerobic exercise? Because it makes our heart and lungs work harder, which forces more oxygen into our lungs and bloodstream.

Robin Aitcheson

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that causes inflammation in the airways. As these tissues swell, they limit the volume of air that can pass into the lungs.

Robert Nathan (1894-1985)

Robert Nathan

We often face patients who are reluctant to start insulin injections. Either they're afraid of the needle or they've had bad experiences with relatives who started insulin and got in trouble with diabetes. And the reason they got into trouble is they started too late. This product will allow people to start insulin earlier.

There's so much pollution in the air now that if it weren't for our lungs there'd be no place to put it all.

Robert Orben (1927-)

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