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Monday, May 30, 2011. Why Does Flu Trigger Asthma? If activation of these cells, or their asthma-inducing secretions, could be blocked, asthmatic children could be more effectively protected when they get the flu and possibly other viral infections, says senior investigator Dale Umetsu, M. Subsequent experiments, led by first authors Ya-Jen Chang, Ph. , and Hye Young Kim, Ph.

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Thursday, May 19, 2011. GSU researcher discovers new method to provide better understanding of plant life. A Georgia State University scientist has found a new way to simulate data in examining processes during photosynthesis, a method which will lead to a better understanding of how plants work. The research appears in a journal article released Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Saturday, July 16, 2011. Through the CPSIA, Congress set tough new levels for lead content in products designed or primarily intended for children 12 and younger. Lead is a heavy metal that is toxic for children, and associated with lowered levels of learning, impaired hearing, brain damage and, at high levels, can be fatal.