Injectable Nanomaterial Developed for Improved Stroke Care and Recovery
Northwestern University scientists have created an injectable regenerative nanomaterial designed to protect the brain after a stroke. Published in Neurotherapeutics, this therapy aims to limit secondary brain injury and support recovery, potentially complementing existing stroke treatments. This builds on prior research where similar technology reversed paralysis in mice.
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