Yoshiyasu Takefuji
22 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 2019–2026; 4 were in people.
Publishes in: Medical Gas Research (11), International Journal of Molecular Sciences (4), Biomedicines (2), Clean Technologies (1), Eye (1).
Most-studied topics: Cancer (6), Oxidative Stress (4), Oxidative Stress Disorders (4), Chronic Inflammatory Diseases (3), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (2).
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Studies
- Can Hydrogen Gas Shield Your Cells from Radiation Damage?
- High-Concentration Hydrogen Inhalers Pose Explosion Risk, Study Warns
- Hydrogen Gas May Help Slow ALS Disease Progression
- Hydrogen Inhalation Therapy for Inflammation and Eye Diseases: A Review
- Hydrogen Therapy Reduces Chemotherapy Side Effects in Cancer Patients
- Hydrogen Therapy Shows Promise for Parkinson's Disease Symptoms
- Hydrogen Gas Shows Promise for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment
- Hydrogen Therapy Shows Promise for Diabetic Kidney Disease Treatment
- Hydrogen Gas Inhalers Pose Serious Explosion Risks, Study Warns
- Hydrogen Therapy: A Multi-Disease Treatment vs Single-Target Drugs
- Gut Bacteria Produce Hydrogen That Protects Your Health
- Hydrogen Gas May Help Chronic Fatigue Syndrome by Fixing Cell Energy
- Hydrogen Gas Shows Promise as Radiation Protection for Cancer Patients
- Molecular Hydrogen as a Novel Protective Agent Against Pre-Symptomatic Diseases
- Potential Therapeutic Applications of Hydrogen in Chronic Inflammatory Diseases
- Hydrogen Gas Shows Promise as Safe Cancer Treatment
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Cancer Patients from Radiation Bone Marrow Damage
- Hydrogen May Be Linked to Overcoming Senescence and Intractable Diseases
- Hydrogen Gas Shows Promise as Safe Medical Treatment for Many Diseases
- Scientists Propose New 'Mega-Hydrogen Therapy' for Medical Treatment
- How to Safely Use Hydrogen Gas Inhalers Without Risk of Explosion
- Hydrogen Gas Protects Cancer Patients from Radiation Side Effects
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