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The research strategy of the division is to elucidate molecular, immunological and physiological mechanisms of asthma, allergy and related respiratory diseases, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; to identify new therapeutic targets; to test new treatment modalities; and to provide insights on the management of adult and paediatric patients with severe lung diseases, including respiratory failure; the division focuses on basic mechanisms that underlie the genesis, propagation and sequelae of airways inflammation; an understanding of the mechanisms of anti-inflammatory drug action; and management of the very ill patient at the bedside; the critical mass in the division creates a synergy not otherwise possible and offers opportunities for interactions while still preserving scientific independence.
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Oct |
3 years |
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Southwark, SE1 7EH |
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6 years |
Part-time | No application date provided |
Southwark, SE1 7EH |
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Research course
King's College London
Medicine (General), Immunology (Medicine), Paramedical Services / Supplementary Medicine
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