Cervicofacial subcutaneous emphysema is an uncommon but clinically significant condition in which air is inadvertently forced into the soft tissues of the face and neck during dental procedures.

Emphysema subtypes, identified via CT, may be linked to cardiopulmonary subphenotypes that can help to target cardiac care in early COPD.

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A vitamin found in eggs and milk could hold the key to curing the potentially fatal lung disease emphysema, new research has revealed. British scientists have found that retinoic acid, a ...

A subcutaneous formulation of MSD's top-selling cancer immunotherapy, Keytruda, was non-inferior to the current intravenous version in a head-to-head trial, setting up regulatory filings.

Bristol Myers Squibb's Opdivo has been approved in a subcutaneous injection formulation by the FDA, making treatment easier for patients and potentially adding years to the product's patent life.

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