The potential of curcumin for treating spinal cord injury: a meta-analysis study

Mahnaz Kahuripour; Zahra Behroozi; Behnaz Rahimi; Michael R Hamblin; Fatemeh Ramezani

doi:10.1080/1028415x.2022.2070703

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These findings suggest that daily administration of curcumin can be an effective approach to improving functional recovery after SCI.

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