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For neurologists treating patients with neuro-degenerative diseases and spinal chord injuries, the greatest challenge is to find a reliable therapy to mend the damaged nerve or in some special cases to trigger regrowth of neurons. The prevalent...
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Diseases leading to neurological degeneration have always been a worry of the medical fraternity. Taking cue from the growing concerns, the pharmaceutical companies...
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The way neurodegenerative diseases are treated may be revolutionized as Laval University researchers in Canada comes up producing neurons from human skin stem cells....
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