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Drug-Induced Hypothermia May Protect Brains After Stroke

A novel approach to mitigating brain damage after a stroke is being investigated, involving the use of drugs to induce a state of hypothermia. This method aims to put brain cells into a hibernation-like state, potentially preserving them in the critical period following a stroke.

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