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Hydrogel helps grow new tissue in areas of brain damage

10 Mar 2023 Tami Freeman
Hydrogel for brain tissue reconstruction
Healing the brain Researchers at Hokkaido University have created an optimized hydrogel material for brain tissue reconstruction. (Courtesy: Satoshi Tanikawa et al Scientific Reports)
Brain haemorrhage and brain cancer are major causes of death and disability worldwide. The brain is

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