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PROF. SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” TO TREAT SPINAL CORD INJURIES PT. 1 2 26 22
PROF. SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” TO TREAT SPINAL CORD INJURIES PT. 1 2 26 22
PROF. SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” TO TREAT SPINAL CORD INJURIES PT. 1 2 26 22
Saturday 26th February 2022
Explore how dancing molecules might reverse paralysis and repair spinal cord injuries in this episode of 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Revolutionary Injectable Therapy: How Dancing Molecules Could Heal Spinal Cord Injuries
Our signals in the fibers also help reduce the amount of scarring that occurs after the injury.
Imagine a world where paralysis from spinal cord injuries could be reversed. This episode of 'American Medicine Today' brings you closer to that reality with an intriguing discussion on a new injectable therapy. Samuel Stupp, a professor at Northwestern University, joins the hosts to explain the science behind these so-called 'dancing molecules'. These molecules are designed to gel upon contact with tissue, sending signals that encourage regeneration and repair.
Not only do they help rebuild damaged spinal cord tissue, but they also reduce scarring, making recovery more effective. The potential of this therapy extends beyond spinal injuries, possibly offering hope for conditions like strokes and blindness. If you're curious about cutting-edge medical advancements and their future applications, this episode is a must-listen.