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Vital discovery may save many from traumatic deaths

Building on this work, Charles Esmon, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) cardiovascular biology researcher, and a team of collaborators have discovered an antibody that could counter this deadly process. Full Article at New Kerala

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