• Jessica Colarossi

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    Jessica Colarossi is a science writer for The Brink. She graduated with a BS in journalism from Emerson College in 2016, with focuses on environmental studies and publishing. While a student, she interned at ThinkProgress in Washington, D.C., where she wrote over 30 stories, most of them relating to climate change, coral reefs, and women’s health. Profile

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There are 4 comments on BU Researchers See Future Where Lung Disease Is Treatable, and Damaged Lungs are Regenerated

  1. My husband was just diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. After years of testing and being misdiagnosed with crohns disease and then switching medical systems and doctors. We are praying for a cure.

  2. Being diagnosed with IPF on August 2018 and now on Esbriet three times per day. Struggling with shortness of breath. I wish you speedy success for the sake of the thousands who suffer from different lung diseases.

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