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Freezing brain damage in its tracks: cooling drugs limit stroke injury in mice

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17d ago

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In a Nature story about new research in mice raising the possibility of improving treatment of stroke by sharply lowering body temperature, Shaun Morrison, Ph.D., says such drugs could one day extend the window of time for people with stroke to receive treatments that restore blood flow before too much damage is done.

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