NIH-funded mouse study shows blocking stress response cou ld slow axonal peripheral neuropathies disease progression

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NIH-funded mouse study shows blocking stress response could slow axonal peripheral neuropathies disease progression 09/08/2021 05:30 PM EDT
APNs cause the bodys peripheral nerves to wither and degenerate, which makes them unable to send messages to the muscles or to transmit sensory signals back to the spinal cord.

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