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A new patch could help to heal the heart

MIT News·Nov 4

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A new treatment may help the heart heal after a heart attack. The treatment, which may involve a single injection, has shown potential in healing heart muscle in animal tests. The exact nature of the treatment, which could be a patch, injection, or gene therapy, is unclear, and its effectiveness in humans is still unknown.

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