ROS dysregulation in respiratory system diseases The dysregulation of ROS is a pivotal mechanism underlying the pathogenesis of various respiratory diseases, causing tissue dysfunction through direct biomolecular damage and activation of inflammatory signaling [374]
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most of these patients present in the neonatal period with feeding difficulties, failure to thrive, neurologic deterioration, megaloblastic anemia, variable renal and liver failure, cardiomyopathy, pneumonia, and retinopathy
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The SURMOUNT trials in patients without diabetes showed even greater weight loss, with the 15 mg dose producing an average loss of 20.9 percent of body weight at 72 weeks compared to 14.9 percent for semaglutide in similar populations