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Discover our latest study, published in Science Magazine , which reveals a groundbreaking approach to regenerating axons through complete spinal cord injury, reversing paralysis. Read the full article here:

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Andrea Serino2 years ago

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Antonio Di Filippo2 years ago

@ScienceMagazine @_NeuroRestore is it possibile to apply this amazing therapy also to sensorineural deafness, to foster neurological growth in the inner ear?

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