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PROFESSOR SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” PT. 1- 1 14 23
PROFESSOR SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” PT. 1- 1 14 23
PROFESSOR SAMUEL STUPP – “DANCING MOLECULES” PT. 1- 1 14 23
Saturday 14th January 2023
Learn about 'dancing molecules', an innovative therapy by Professor Samuel Stupp aiming to reverse paralysis and repair tissue after severe spinal cord injuries.
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Get the buttons here!Dancing Molecules: A New Hope for Spinal Cord Injury Recovery
Our signals in the fibers also help reduce the amount of scarring that occurs after the injury.
Imagine a world where severe spinal cord injuries don't mean a lifetime of paralysis. That's the vision Professor Samuel Stupp and his team at Northwestern University are working towards. In this eye-opening episode of 'American Medicine Today', Professor Stupp shares his groundbreaking research on 'dancing molecules', an innovative injectable therapy that promises to reverse paralysis and repair tissue after severe spinal cord injuries.
Professor Stupp, who holds multiple titles in materials science, chemistry, medicine, and biomedical engineering, delves into the science behind these 'dancing molecules'. He explains how this therapy encourages myelination, blood vessel growth, and reduces scar formation, making it a game-changer for axon regeneration. The conversation also touches on the promising preclinical results and the potential future applications for treating other neurological diseases.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in cutting-edge medical research and the future of spinal cord injury treatments. Whether you're a medical professional, a patient, or just someone curious about the latest in healthcare innovations, you'll find this discussion both enlightening and hopeful.