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Health
Savannah Meacham

New drug to reduce brain cell death in stroke patients

A neuroprotective drug designed to reduce brain tissue death after a stroke is being trialled. (HANDOUT/METRO SOUTH HEALTH)

A game-changing drug to protect millions of brain cells from dying after a stroke has been developed in Australia with hopes it could save lives across the globe. 

Argenica Therapeutics' ARG-007 is a neuroprotective drug that aims to reduce brain tissue death after a stroke and extend the treatment window for patients, paving the way to prevent serious injury.

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