Past Publications
Work from our research team, held to the same citation and peer-review standards as any academic lab.
Peer-reviewed, and growing.
Two literature reviews out of our in-house research program so far, both accepted at the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine.
Assessing the Therapeutic, Pathological, and Mechanistic Role of Mitochondria in Asthma
A literature review examining how dysfunction in the mitochondria — the cell's energy engine — helps drive the oxidative stress and airway remodeling behind asthma, and what that could mean for treatments beyond inhalers and steroids.
Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Bioenergetics in COPD: Mechanisms, Biomarkers, and Therapeutic Opportunities
A literature review on how mitochondrial dysfunction contributes to COPD — examining biomarkers for disease severity and emerging mitochondria-targeted therapies as a complement to standard anti-inflammatory treatment.
More submissions are already in motion.
Both publications came out of in-house literature review projects — the same model now running across multiple chapters. See what's currently underway in In-House Research.
Ask About Our ResearchWhat "peer-reviewed" means here.
Every submission that comes out of the Breathe Better Foundation — whether an in-house literature review, a wet lab collaboration, or a clinical study — goes through external peer review before we call it a publication. We don't publish preliminary results as findings, and we credit every student, clinician, and lab partner involved.