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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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A @lunduniversity team conducted a system review of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of stroke in newborn infants, and found no evidence is currently available to evaluate the benefits and harms of such interventions. https://t.co/psrNpxTNW
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RT @CochraneLibrary: Can stem cell‐based therapies save the lives or improve the long‐term development of #newborns who have a #stroke? 🔍…
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Can stem cell‐based therapies save the lives or improve the long‐term development of #newborns who have a #stroke? 🔍 This @CochraneNeonate #SystematicReview looked for the evidence and found #MoreResearchNeeded https://t.co/RAdeBnvGg2
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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New #systematicreview evaluates the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of #stroke in #newborn infants. https://t.co/mG5cIuKBQu @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/qAVv1ay5gG
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @neo_papers: Stem cell-based interventions for the treatment of stroke in newborn infants #neoTwitter https://t.co/JiIbOU26Oj
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#StemCell-based interventions for the treatment of #stroke in newborn infants - #PubMed #NICU #Neonatology #newbornBrain https://t.co/FYXKHNsR3D
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A timely Cochrane review to indicate that more research is required to explore cell therapies for neonatal stroke. We are committed to this cause, especially standardisation and optimisation in our field. New research on the horizon! 🕐🌅🧠 @himanshu_popat
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Stem cell-based interventions for the treatment of stroke in newborn infants #neoTwitter https://t.co/JiIbOU26Oj
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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Stem cell-based interventions for the treatment of stroke in newborn infants https://t.co/wOPSNFbgI3 https://t.co/J56ifmxIKx
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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RT @CochraneNeonate: This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of st…
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This Cochrane Review aimed to evaluate the benefits and harms of stem cell‐based interventions for the treatment of stroke in newborn infants compared to control (placebo or no treatment) or stem‐cell based interventions of a different type or source. http