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What Is The Mechanism Of CFTR Modulators In CF Treatment? Curious about how new medicines are transforming cystic fibrosis treatment? In this video, we explain the mechanisms behind CFTR modulators and how they target the root causes of CF. We’ll cover how these innovative drugs work to improve the function of the defective protein responsible for the disease, and how they help restore balance in the body’s organs. You’ll learn about the different types of mutations that affect the CFTR protein, and how specific medications are designed to address these issues through correction and potentiation. We’ll also discuss the history of CFTR modulators, including the first approved drug and the latest combination therapies that have brought hope to many patients. Discover how these treatments can improve lung function, reduce symptoms, and potentially slow disease progression when started early. We’ll highlight the importance of genetic testing to determine if these therapies are suitable for individual cases and share insights into ongoing research aimed at expanding treatment options. Whether you or someone you know is affected by cystic fibrosis, understanding these advancements can provide hope and clarity. Join us for this informative overview, and don’t forget to subscribe for more updates on cystic fibrosis and medical breakthroughs.

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