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Scientists Are Trying to Freeze Strokes Before They Damage the Brain

In experiments with mice, monkeys, and people, chemically induced hypothermia showed promise in reducing brain injury from stroke.

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gizmodo.comStai leggendo6 g fa

Scientists Are Trying to Freeze Strokes Before They Damage the Brain

In experiments with mice, monkeys, and people, chemically induced hypothermia showed promise in reducing brain injury from stroke.

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nature.com7 g fa

Freezing brain damage in its tracks: cooling drugs limit stroke injury in mice

A two-drug combination induces hypothermia in mice by lowering metabolism and dilating blood vessels.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·nature.com

    Freezing brain damage in its tracks: cooling drugs limit stroke injury in mice

    A two-drug combination induces hypothermia in mice by lowering metabolism and dilating blood vessels.

  2. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·newscientist.com

    Chilling the body with drugs could limit brain damage from stroke

    Putting brain cells into a hibernation-like state via drugs that cool down core body temperature may help to preserve them following a stroke

newscientist.com6 g fa

Chilling the body with drugs could limit brain damage from stroke

Putting brain cells into a hibernation-like state via drugs that cool down core body temperature may help to preserve them following a stroke

Leggi questa versione → originale
  • mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·gizmodo.com

    Scientists Are Trying to Freeze Strokes Before They Damage the Brain

    In experiments with mice, monkeys, and people, chemically induced hypothermia showed promise in reducing brain injury from stroke.