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Innovative Israeli treatment brings new hope to people with paralysis

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“Innovative Israeli treatment brings new hope to people with paralysis”

Israeli biotech company NurExone is loading exosomes, tiny particles released by the body’s cells, with molecular cargo meant to encourage nerve regeneration. In an interview with Israel Hayom, CEO Lior Shaltiel said rats with completely severed spinal cords started walking again after treatment. The therapy targets the PTEN protein and was delivered through nasal drops. It has not yet been tested in humans. The post Innovative Israeli treatment brings new hope to people with paralysis appeared…

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