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Patients regained movement in the experimental phase of polylaminin, capable of regenerating the spinal cord in people who suffered organ rupture
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Sounds like it needs more study, but it has potential.
Well that sounds neat
Anyone have a link to the study because this seem too good to be true by a wide margin.
This is the research PDF
Thanks a ton going to do a full read through but upon first glance actually looks better done compared to most of the other studies I've looked at talking about seeming miracle cures even with the extremely small sample size. I'm very intrigued.
Frontiers journals is where chronically rejected papers end up.
From the abstract of the paper, it appears to stimulate growth of the spinal cord cells treatment is administered very soon after the spinal cord injury.
The researchgate article
2 dogs…6 in total. That’s a fucking joke.
Trump immediately places a 100% tariff on it.
mycodesucks@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Nonsense.
How can you have medical advances without an exploitative privatized health system to kill any progress that isn’t profitable enough?
AwesomeLowlander@sh.itjust.works 2 days ago
That’s why US healthcare exists, to bankroll medical progress for the rest of the world.
(fucking obviously /s)
nearhat@lemmy.zip 2 days ago
That’s right. You cut funding to the public research institutions that make these discoveries in the first place. That’ll show ‘em.