In an article in Cell Systems, a multidisciplinary team at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University describes an instrument they engineered that can breathe in and out, actively smoke regular and electronic cigarettes much like a human, and deliver the smoke to microfluidic organs-on-chips lined by human lung small airway cells isolated from non-smokers or COPD patients
Publisher | Google Scholor Downer MC, Evans AW, Hughes Hallet CM, Jullien JA, Speight PM
The FDA said it plans to review the findings to decide any future actions, but theres no timeline for it to act
However, in the urban regions of the country, people are becoming increasingly aware of the hazards of secondhand tobacco smoke
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