Magnetic Nanoparticles Restore Movement in Mice With Parkinson's-Like Symptoms
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International research team injected magnetic nanoplatelets into targeted brain regions and improved movement problems in mice with Parkinson's-like symptoms using a less invasive approach than conventional deep brain stimulation.
The findings are limited to mouse models.
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