Published on: 2025-07-08 16:00:42
The best treatment for a hard knock on the head might someday involve a quick sniff of a nasal spray. Researchers have found early evidence in mice that an antibody-based treatment delivered up the nose can reduce the brain damage caused by concussions and more serious traumatic injuries. Scientists at Mass General Brigham conducted the study, published Thursday in Nature Neuroscience. In brain-injured mice, the experimental spray appeared to improve the brain’s natural acute healing process wh
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