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Pressing shin bones improved brain injury symptoms in mice and pigs

New Scientist reports that a few minutes of daily shin-bone pressure improved movement and cognition in injured mice and pigs.

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New Scientist reports that pressing down on shin bones for a few minutes each day improved movement and cognition in mice and pigs one week after traumatic brain injury. The pressure stimulated force-sensitive bone cells to release substances that promote brain health. An outside researcher said the finding could point toward future treatments.

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