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Bill’s general research interests are directed towards understanding particle deposition and clearance in the healthy and diseased lung. Having trained in both aerosol physics and pulmonary physiology, he has devoted much of his research efforts towards using aerosols as a tool for studying lung physiology, e.g. assessing therapeutic benefits of inhaled drugs on mucociliary clearance. In support of the US Environmental Protection Agency research agenda, he has also directed CEMALB research on particulate (PM10) dosimetry in healthy and potentially susceptible individuals.
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Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma & Lung Biology (CEMALB), Department of Medicine (DOM) |
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