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DR. JERRY SILVER – PEPTIDES FOR PARALYSIS - 11 25 23
DR. JERRY SILVER – PEPTIDES FOR PARALYSIS - 11 25 23
DR. JERRY SILVER – PEPTIDES FOR PARALYSIS - 11 25 23
Saturday 25th November 2023
Dr. Jerry Silver reveals how peptides could revolutionize spinal cord injury treatment and other scar-related conditions on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Peptides: A New Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Recovery
Episode Overview
- Introduction of groundbreaking peptide for spinal cord injuries
- Demonstration of nerve regeneration and functional recovery in animal models
- Challenges and future directions in translating findings to human trials
- Exploration of potential applications in other conditions involving scar tissue
- Insights into the underlying mechanism of peptide action
Our nerve cells are like not being able to see the guardrails on the sides of the road. You just walk right over them. Unbelievable.
Imagine a future where spinal cord injuries don't mean a lifetime of paralysis. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Jerry Silver, a professor of neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, shares his groundbreaking research on peptides. These tiny compounds could be the key to nerve regeneration and functional recovery for those with spinal cord injuries. Dr. Silver's work with animal models has shown remarkable improvements, igniting hope for many who suffer from these debilitating conditions.
But the potential of peptides doesn't stop there. Dr. Silver also explores how these compounds could help with other scar-related conditions like heart attacks, peripheral nerve injuries, and multiple sclerosis. He breaks down the science behind how peptides work, the hurdles of moving from animal models to human trials, and what the future might hold for this promising field of research.
This episode blends scientific insights with real-world implications, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in cutting-edge medical advancements and their potential to change lives.