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Researchers Say Their ‘Brain Glue’ Could Someday Help People With Severe Brain Injuries – Gizmodo
In a recent study, researchers found that their brain glue helped prevent long-term damage and tissue loss in the injured brains of rats, while also speeding up…
Scientists say theyre one step closer to showing that their experimental hydrogel technologymore plainly known as brain gluecan help people with traumatic brain injuries. In a recent study, they found that their brain glue helped prevent long-term damage and tissue loss in the injured brains of rats, while also speeding up the healing process.
Severe traumatic brain injuries, the sort caused by life-threatening accidents or assault that can send people into comas, are very difficult to treat. Even…
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