Homi-Lung European Project
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Homi-Lung is a European project deciphering the causal relationship between cardiovascular and respiratory diseases progression and the immune and microbiome alterations observed during and after pneumonia.
It is coordinated from @univ-nantes.fr.
It is coordinated from @univ-nantes.fr.
A study in Critical Care followed 80 critically ill patients under invasive mechanical ventilation (VAP) to understand how lung microbiome, immunity and metabolism evolve.
It was led by Ingrid G. Bustos and colleagues, including Homi-Lung partner Robert P. Dickson from @umich.edu.
It was led by Ingrid G. Bustos and colleagues, including Homi-Lung partner Robert P. Dickson from @umich.edu.
December 10, 2025 at 11:23 AM
A study in Critical Care followed 80 critically ill patients under invasive mechanical ventilation (VAP) to understand how lung microbiome, immunity and metabolism evolve.
It was led by Ingrid G. Bustos and colleagues, including Homi-Lung partner Robert P. Dickson from @umich.edu.
It was led by Ingrid G. Bustos and colleagues, including Homi-Lung partner Robert P. Dickson from @umich.edu.
Coordinated from Nantes Université, the Homi-Lung Consortium includes hospitals, universities, and biotech companies working together to develop new diagnostic tools. Collaboration is key to solving complex health challenges. #ResearchCollaboration
October 8, 2025 at 7:18 AM
Coordinated from Nantes Université, the Homi-Lung Consortium includes hospitals, universities, and biotech companies working together to develop new diagnostic tools. Collaboration is key to solving complex health challenges. #ResearchCollaboration
The Homi-Lung project is a groundbreaking 5-year initiative aiming to understand the link between pneumonia and cardiovascular diseases. Funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe, it brings together experts from Europe and beyond. #HorizonEurope
October 8, 2025 at 7:18 AM
The Homi-Lung project is a groundbreaking 5-year initiative aiming to understand the link between pneumonia and cardiovascular diseases. Funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe, it brings together experts from Europe and beyond. #HorizonEurope