John H. Zhang
20 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2008–2026; 0 were in people.
Also published as: John H Zhang.
Publishes in: Medical Gas Research (5), Acta Neurochirurgica Supplementum (3), Critical Care Medicine (3), Brain Research (2), Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (1).
Most-studied topics: Stroke (4), Brain Edema (3), Intracerebral Hemorrhage (3), Cerebral Edema (2), Cerebral Palsy (2).
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Studies
- Hydrogen Therapy Shows Promise for Stroke Recovery and Brain Protection
- Scientists Discover How Hydrogen Therapy Works at the Molecular Level
- Hydrogen Gas Shows Promise as New Stroke Treatment Option
- Hydrogen Therapy Shows Promise for Multiple Diseases and Conditions
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Brain After Stroke by Blocking Harmful Immune Cells
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Brain After Stroke by Reducing Cell Damage
- Medical Gases Show Promise for Brain Injuries and Neurological Disorders
- Hydrogen Therapy Reduced Brain Damage After Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Rats
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Brain After Stroke in Mice Study
- Hydrogen Saline Protects Brain from Stroke Damage in Rats
- Hydrogen Therapy Reduced Fetal Brain Injury During Low Oxygen in Rats
- Hydrogen Gas and Brain Hemorrhage in Neonatal Rats
- Hydrogen Saline Reduced Eye Damage from High Oxygen in Mice
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Brain During Surgery in Animal Study
- Hydrogen Saline Protects Lungs from High Oxygen Damage in Rats
- Hydrogen Saline Protects Spinal Cord After Injury in Rats
- Hydrogen-Rich Saline Protects Intestinal Tissue from Damage in Rats
- Hydrogen Gas Fails to Protect Baby Rat Brains from Severe Oxygen Loss
- Hydrogen Saline Protects Lungs from Intestinal Surgery Damage in Rats
- Hydrogen Saline Reduces Brain Damage in Newborn Rats with Oxygen Loss
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