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🚨 BREAKING: Scientists implanted lab-grown brain cells into people with Parkinson's — and they're still alive and working 3 years later. No tumors. No rejection. Real dopamine signal on brain scans. This could change everything about how we treat brain disease. 🧵 Thread 👇

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