Research has indicated that when heart cells die from lack of blood flow during a heart attack, replacing those dead cells is vital to the heart muscle's recovery. But muscle tissue in the adult human heart has a limited capacity to heal, which has spurred researchers to try to give the healing process a boost. Various methods of transplanting healthy cells into a damaged heart have been tried, but have yet to yield consistent success in promoting healing. Now, ...
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titled Collagen Patch Developed by Stanford Researchers Speeds Repair of Damaged Heart Tissue in Mice.
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