About 33% of stroke patients experience remarkable brain recovery, nearly restoring brain function. Scientists study these cases to understand how the brain reorganizes and heals after injury. These insights are shaping the development of improved therapies that could benefit more stroke survivors.
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New Insights Into Brain Recovery After Stroke
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“Research reveals one-third of stroke survivors can almost fully rebuild their brains, guiding new treatment approaches.”
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