University of Manitoba - New research out of Winnipeg could impact how brain bleeds are treated globally

New made-in-Manitoba research suggests a specific treatment for chronic brain bleeds can significantly reduce the likelihood of recurrence, leading to better long-term outcomes for brain surgery patients.

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New research out of Winnipeg could impact how brain bleeds are treated globally