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Scientists are working on turning back the clock on human hearts, allowing patients to grow new heart muscle even after cardiac injury., these treatments could represent new hope for patients with heart disease, even after suffering a heart attack.
However, scientists still have a lot to prove, and clinical trials of such treatments in humans are still many years out. Whether any of them turn out into viable ways to treat heart disease, theHowever, early animal trials are proving to be promising, offering a glimpse of a future in which we could undo heart damage that's currently seen as irreversible.
It's possible that none of these treatments will pan out. But it's a promising new avenue of research — and one that just might make a dent in the
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