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Scientists from Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have discovered that certain immune cells worsen chronic sinus infections, opening new possibilities for effective treatments.

A new study reveals that a specific immune cell can worsen chronic sinus infections by intensifying inflammation, offering a promising target for future treatments.

Scientists have discovered that a specialized immune cell secreting Granzyme K worsens chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, opening new avenues for treatment to alleviate persistent inflammation.

Scientists from China’s Tsinghua University have discovered that a specific immune cell exacerbates chronic sinus infections, paving the way for new treatments.

Scientists from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have discovered that a specific immune cell may worsen chronic sinusitis by intensifying inflammation, opening doors to new treatments.

Scientists from Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital have discovered that a specific immune cell secreting Granzyme K fuels chronic sinusitis and nasal polyps, offering new treatment possibilities.

Scientists discovered that a type of immune cell worsens chronic sinus infections, paving the way for new treatments targeting Granzyme K to reduce inflammation and recurrence.

A new study from China’s Tsinghua University and Beijing Tongren Hospital reveals that a specific type of immune cell may worsen chronic sinusitis by fueling persistent inflammation and tissue damage.

Researchers from China’s Tsinghua University have identified Granzyme K, secreted by certain immune cells, as a key factor in chronic sinusitis, paving the way for new treatments.

Chinese researchers have discovered that a specific immune cell, once considered a defender, actually worsens chronic sinusitis by fueling inflammation, opening new paths for treatment.

Scientists have found that ‘rouge’ immune cells secrete Granzyme K, worsening chronic sinus infections. This discovery offers a new target for treatments.