Asthma study finds DNA culprit
Scientists in Australia claim to have identified variations in two DNA regions which raises the risk of asthma, a finding which may soon pave the way for an effective treatment for the condition.
An international study, published in'The Lancet'journal, comprised a genome-wide association analysis in 2,669 physician-diagnosed asthmatics for more details....http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/latest-news/1083681/Health/10/11/10
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