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LJBI study is rated ‘Exceptional’

The article “Murine Cerebral Malaria Is Associated with a Vasospasm-Like Microcirculatory Dysfunction, and Survival upon Rescue Treatment Is Markedly Increased by Nimodipine” published by LJBI researchers in the American Journal of Pathology has been rated by Faculty of 1000 Medicine as “Exceptional”.

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