Drugs widely used to cure lung diseases, like asthma and pneumonia, work with the body clock, which makes them ineffective, found a new study. The study, led by Professors David Ray and Andrew Loudon from the iUniversity of Manchester, /ihas discovered that cells lining the lung airways have their own body clock which is the time-keeper for lung inflammation - both conditions cause lungs inflammation and more severe swelling in the ...
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