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A very small baby

Why babies recover, but adults scar, after heart damage

Whole spinal cord visualization of regenerating projections from the lower thoracic spinal cord that project to walking execution centers.

Neurons restore walking in mice after paralysis from spinal cord injury

The University of Virginia School of Medicine's Jung-Bum Shin, PhD, has discovered how hair cells that let us hear can naturally repair themselves. The finding could advance efforts to develop better ways to treat hearing loss, including age-related hearing loss.

How Hair Cells Repair Themselves, Opening Doors for Hearing Loss Treatment

Hydractinia's regeneration driving stem cells are stored in the lower trunk of the animal's body, far from the mouth.

How a Sea Creature’s Mouth Could Unlock the Secrets of Aging and Revolutionize Human Healing

DNA

How to rewind the clock on arthritic cartilage … stat!

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