Focusing on Inflammation and Immune Modification to Treat PH

All credits to Prof. Paul Hassoun FPVRI, Paul Hassoun, Professor of Medicine, Director, Pulmonary Hypertension Program at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore- MD | United States

Presented at the 1st Annual Drug Discovery and Development Symposium, July 14-15th 2014, Bethesda, USA

Additional key-words: inflammation,immune system,autoimmunity,endothelium,

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Focusing on Inflammation and Immune Modification to Treat PH

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