UCLA researchers may have discovered how to heal damaged kidneys

Newsroom | UCLA·Jun 16

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Researchers at UCLA may have made a discovery related to healing damaged kidneys. The details of the discovery are not clear, as reports also mention unrelated breakthroughs, such as the potential for muscle stem cells to act young again and the removal of "zombie" cells to reverse liver damage. It is uncertain what specific method or treatment UCLA researchers have found to possibly heal damaged kidneys.

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