'Molecular shield' placed in the nose may treat hay fever

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bell-cot · 7h ago

Summary: The new treatment idea looked good, when tested in a dozen-ish mice. It's not clear whether an eventual human version would be an OTC nasal spray - which was specific to a certain allergen or few - or something that a fancy lab would have to prepare specifically for you. The latter would obviously cost a whole lot more.

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'Molecular shield' placed in the nose may treat hay fever

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