With advancements in neuroscience and regenerative medicine, damaged brains now have the potential to be repaired through regenerative treatments. For brain diseases like Parkinson’s and cerebral infarction that cause massive neuron death, researchers are exploring methods of transplanting new cells or injecting neurotrophic factors to help recover the functions of damaged neurons. In the future, neurons may also recover their functions like treating wounds.

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