This week's video covers the exhaust restoration of the E30 325i. The exhaust is an aftermarket part that came with the car, ...

In this episode of Restore It, the focus is on restoring E30 parts with more suitable paints. LaserTec uses a 300w pulse ...

You really should. You can think of the new 330e as a fusion car. It combines BMW's long-standing tradition of making sharp-driving petrol cars with the latest plug-in hybrid technology.

A total of 19 patients received ETI while 11 were started on lumacaftor/ivacaftor (LI). Each lung lobe was scored for structural abnormalities, including mucus plugging, bronchiectasis, wall ...

Aito is owned by Seres Group and backed by smartphone firm Huawei. BMW sold 145k luxury cars in China in ’24 to Benz’s 127k, Aito’s 151k. It’s no secret that Western brands are having a ...

Food, drinks specifically, can either help or hurt your immune system and clear up your mucus. Drinks that make mucus thicker and harder to get out of your body are probably some of your favorites. So ...

Excess mucus can be caused by a wide range of factors such as respiratory infections and illnesses. Diseases that cause excessive mucus production include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), ...

Roughly 25 years after he played on Snot’s Strait Up tribute album remembering the late vocalist Lynn Strait, ex-Godsmack drummer Shannon Larkin will take the stage this Sunday at Welcome To Rockville ...

Snot have returned to touring in 2025, announcing a reunion earlier this year and eventually revealing Andy Knapp of Stronger Than Machines as their new singer. The lineup was also initially set ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Persistent airway mucus plugs in COPD patients are associated with a more rapid decline in lung function, as measured by FEV 1, compared to those without such ...

In a longitudinal study, decrease in FEV 1 was greatest in those with mucus plugs that persisted over 5 years, followed by those who developed them during that period. Mucus plugs affect some 40% ...

A new study from Mass General Brigham researchers uncovered another factor linked to progression of the disease: the accumulation of mucus in the lungs. People with COPD who had persistent airway ...