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Stephen Hawking Supported Animal Research

Stephen Hawking Supported Animal Research

Mar 14, 2018 | Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), animal model, animal research, Brain, Conditions, Huntington's disease, Medical Research, mouse research, mouse study, murine model, neurodegenerative disease, Neurology, Paralysis, Stephen Hawking, treatment

Animals: Serving our Veterans on and off the Battlefield

Animals: Serving our Veterans on and off the Battlefield

May 23, 2017 | animal model, animal research, animals helping animals, animals helping humans, Brain, Conditions, Dog, Dogs, Medical Research, Non-Human Primate, Organ Transplantation, Paralysis, Pet, prevention, PTSD, Public health crisis, treatment, veterinary care

Brain Study with Monkeys Paves Way for Paralysis Treatment

Brain Study with Monkeys Paves Way for Paralysis Treatment

Dec 9, 2016 | animal research, animals helping humans, Brain, Medical Research, Non-Human Primate, Paralysis

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