Does maternal allergic contact dermatitis cause increased asthma risk in offspring?
Maternal non-respiratory allergy (Th2-skewed dermatitis caused by toluene diisocyanate) can result in the maternal transmission of asthma risk in mice.
The sense NF-κB decoy protected respiratory function and reduced serum proinflammatory factor secretion after acute lung contusion. Inhibition of NF-κB may allow for preservation of pulmonary function for patients with acute lung injury.