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Effects of in vitro azithromycin treatment on bronchial epithelial antiviral immunity in asthma phenotypes

Background: Azithromycin (AZM) effectively reduces asthma exacerbations and enhances bronchial epithelial cell (BEC) antiviral immunity in vitro. However, its clinical impact on different asthma phenotypes is not fully elucidated and differences in treatment response to AZM may be attributable to differences in immune activation to rhinovirus (RV) infection in different inflammatory asthma phenoty

Evaluating the In-Plane Shear Capacity of Tongue-and-Groove Panels

This study evaluates the in-plane shear capacity of timber tongue-and-groove (TG) panels commonly used for roof structures in Nordic countries. Experimental tests, including shear and racking strength assessments, were conducted to investigate the in-plane capacity and the contribution of corrugated fasteners (pins) to structural performance. Racking strength tests demonstrated improved load-beari

The once “eternally living” Lenin is still dead. Really?

Monuments to Joseph Stalin and Felix Dzerzhinsky are constantly increasing in contemporary Russia. However, new monuments to Lenin are no longer being built. From the perspective of today’s strongmen, Stalin and Dzerzhinsky represent strength, war victory and domestic “iron order”. Lenin, on the other hand, is seen as a political adventurer and destabilizer. As a man who, according to Vladimir Put

The day the police state triumphed in Russia

December 20th is marked in the Russian calendar as a day dedicated to the workers of the "security organs". However, these are not just any "organs" that have security in their job description. In this case, the term “security organs” emphasises exclusively the importance of foundation of political police in the emerging Soviet Russia.On December 20, 1917, the Russian Communist Party established i

Peace in Ukraine and Putin’s Nightmares

Although Russian President Vladimir Putin is the only person who can end the war in Ukraine almost immediately, peace on the “Western Front” that he himself created is not necessarily just his free choice. The question is whether Putin and his circle of power can still afford a ceasefire with a neighboring country that they have plundered and destroyed – and to what extent. The answer is not only