BREATHE Member Leah Reznikov, PhD, discusses her research into antihistamine medications that inhibit COVID-19 virus in cells. The data may support the launch of a randomized, controlled clinical trial in humans.
One mystery of COVID-19 is the occurrence of silent hypoxaemia, a condition where some patients experience dangerously low levels of oxygen in the blood without apparent awareness or discomfort (often misleadingly termed “happy hypoxia”). In a recent Editor’s Choice 2021 Review in The Journal of Physiology, Center…
Seven University of Florida neuroscientists have earned Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Research Trust Bridge Funds, which support developing research programs that demonstrated financial need in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new study by University of Florida researchers aims to identify a drug or drugs that can potentially be used to prevent and/or treat infection with COVID-19 by interfering with a known behavior of the virus — the way it binds to its cellular receptor, facilitating transmission to the respiratory system.
In Explore: Research at the University of Florida, Center members Paul Davenport and Scott Powers discuss how and where we breathe matters in the COVID era.
The BREATHE Center was proud to host a special 3-part series, After COVID-19: Anticipating Needs for Respiratory and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation, as part of our popular Social & Science. The goal was to hear from those on the “front lines” of the pandemic and related research to better understand COVID-19, with…
BREATHE was proud to host a special 3-part series, After COVID-19: Anticipating Needs for Respiratory and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation, as part of our popular Social & Science. The goal was to hear from those on the “front lines” of the pandemic and related research to better understand COVID-19, with an emphasis…
“Shortness of breath, hypoxemia and COVID-19” Click here to view presentation…
“Clinical observations in COVID from a respiratory physiologist” View presentation here: Clinical observations in COVID from a respiratory physiologist …
