Humans clinical trials may be the next step toward reversing paralysis. Spinal cord injuries in mice were repaired in four weeks, after a single, inexpensive injection of this new drug.
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a “breakthrough” new therapy to help paralyzed mice walk again that could result in a potentially life-changing treatment for humans.
Scientists injected a gel into the spinal cords of mice that contains nanofibers in order for them to mimic spinal cord molecules triggering them into movement. Read more from News Without Politics
