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A drug used for decades to treat asthma could help patients beat tough cancers that resist treatment. Northwestern University researchers discovered how tumors hijack immune cells and found an existing medication can stop them.
A common asthma medication could help hard-to-treat cancers like triple-negative breast cancer respond to immunotherapy. Scientists discovered the drug reverses immune cells that tumors hijack to resist treatment.
A breakthrough medication called Lunsekimig showed promising results in global trials, offering hope that asthma patients might one day reduce or eliminate their dependence on inhalers. The drug targets the root cause of airway inflammation rather than just treating symptoms.
A chronic asthma patient discovered her $600-a-month medication cost just $35 in Italy, sparking a 25-year question about prescription pricing. New federal initiatives aim to bring foreign drug prices to American patients.
Millions of severe asthma patients across Europe can now access a breakthrough treatment requiring only two injections annually instead of monthly doses. The newly approved drug could transform life for people whose symptoms haven't been controlled by existing medications.