Ryosuke Kurokawa
15 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2012–2020; 3 were in people.
Publishes in: Medical Gas Research (6), Scientific Reports (2), General Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery (1), International Journal of Molecular Sciences (1), SSRN Electronic Journal (1).
Most-studied topics: Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury (3), Cancer (2), Inflammatory Diseases (2), Aerobic Fitness (1), Aging-related diseases (1).
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Studies
- Hydrogen May Be Linked to Overcoming Senescence and Intractable Diseases
- Scientists Propose New 'Mega-Hydrogen Therapy' for Medical Treatment
- Hydrogen Water Protects Against Lung Transplant Rejection in Mice
- Hydrogen-Rich Solution in Canine Lung Transplantation
- Hydrogen Water Boosts Exercise Performance in 2-Week Study
- How to Safely Use Hydrogen Gas Inhalers Without Risk of Explosion
- Gut Bacteria Hydrogen May Reduce Cellular Senescence in Lab Cell Studies
- Hydrogen Solution Protects Lungs During Transplant Surgery in Rats
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Cancer Patients from Radiation Side Effects
- Hydrogen Water Protects Fatty Liver from Surgery Damage in Mice
- Safe Methods for Taking Hydrogen Therapy: Water, IV, and Breathing
- Hydrogen Concentration in Rat Tissue After Various Administration Routes
- Hydrogen in Lab Tests on Cartilage Graft Preservation
- Hydrogen Solution Protects Intestines During Transplant Surgery in Rats
- Hydrogen Water Reduces Joint Pain in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
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