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Stem Cell Breakthrough Offers Hope for Reversing Stroke Damage
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Scientists have successfully used stem cell transplants to regenerate damaged brain tissue and restore lost motor function in mice. The treatment also improved blood vessel health and reduced inflammation, marking a promising step toward potential brain-repair therapies for human stroke survivors.
Scientists have successfully used stem cell transplants to regenerate damaged brain tissue and restore lost motor function in mice. The treatment also improved blood vessel health and reduced inflammation, marking a promising step toward potential brain-repair therapies for human stroke survivors.