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Stanford Study Shows Umbilical Cord Blood Rejuvenates Old Mouse Brains [Video]
Young blood has an abundance of a particular protein that can revitalize aging organs. Scientists at Stanford University School of Medicine have found that plasma from human umbilical cords can revive the brains of old mice.
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