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Lucia Carter

Scientists Test New Inhaled Gene-Silencing Treatment That Could Calm Dangerous Lung Inflammation in People with Asthma

An experimental treatment that uses tiny pieces of RNA to switch off an inflammation-related gene has been tested in people for the first time.

The inhaled drug, called ARO-RAGE, is designed to reduce the activity of RAGE, a receptor found on cells lining the lungs that can help set off inflammatory responses.

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