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36-year-old beta blocker gets new life as a lung drug
Oct. 12, 2015
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Brian Orelli
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Smokers have plenty of options to quit, but many restart because of chronic "smoker's cough" caused by mucus buildup in the lungs that forms after they stop smoking.
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