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New discovery may help skin heal without scars

A new scientific discovery suggests that it may one day be possible for human skin to heal without leaving scars. This exciting research comes from a team of scientists at Harvard who studied how skin repairs itself after injury. Their findings, published in the journal Cell, show that the body may already have the ability […] The post New discovery may help skin heal without scars appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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