Qianjun He
27 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2017–2026; 1 was in people.
Also published as: Qian-Jun He.
Publishes in: Acta Biomaterialia (2), Advanced Healthcare Materials (2), Biomaterials (2), Nature Communications (2), Science Advances (2).
Most-studied topics: Cancer (8), Chronic Wounds (4), Inflammatory Diseases (3), Oxidative Stress Disorders (3), Tumors (3).
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Studies
- Hydrogen Gas Therapy Slows ALS Progression and Extends Lifespan in Mice
- Hydrogen Medicine: Current State and Future Potential for Treatment
- Hydrogen May Improve Cartilage Repair in Lab Cell Studies
- Hydrogen Nanoparticles in Mice Protect Brain After Stroke
- Hydrogen Water Reduces Keloid Scars and Pain in New Clinical Trial
- Light-Activated Hydrogen Patch in Lab Tests Reduced Pressure Sores
- Hydrogen-Enhanced Nanobots Showed Promise in Lab Cancer Studies
- Hydrogen Saline Speeds Wound Healing in Rabbits
- Hydrogen Gas and Bone Repair in Mice
- New Hydrogen Device Improves Diabetes and Insulin Resistance in Mice
- Hydrogen Therapy and Fatty Liver Disease in Mice
- Injectable Hydrogen Gel Reduces Joint Damage in Rats with Arthritis
- Nanorod Therapy Generates Hydrogen in Mice with Arthritis
- Hydrogen Water Shows Promise for Alzheimer's Disease in Mice
- New Ways to Deliver Hydrogen and Other Healing Gases to the Body
- Light-Powered Hydrogen Generator in Mice
- New Hydrogen Delivery Methods Show Promise for Treating Various Diseases
- New Nanotech Makes Hydrogen Cancer Therapy More Targeted and Effective
- Tiny Particles Make Hydrogen Therapy More Effective for Inflammation
- Hydrogen Nanoparticles for Cancer Imaging in Lab Cell Studies
- Hydrogen Nanoparticles Linked to Reduced Alzheimer's Markers in Lab Cell Studies
- Nano-Device Releases Hydrogen for Antibacterial and Wound-Healing in Mice
- Hydrogen-Releasing Nanoparticles in Lab Cell Studies of Cancer
- Hydrogen-Releasing Nanosheet in Gastric Cancer Chemotherapy in Mice
- Hydrogen-Generating Nanoparticles in Lab Cancer Treatment Tests
- Hydrogen-Loaded Nanoparticles in Lab Cell Studies of Cancer
- Smart Nanoparticles Could Make Hydrogen Gas Therapy Safer and More Effective
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