Bear-like body temperature control

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OHSU researchers discover how to mimic hibernation in non-hibernating animals

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Oregon Health & Science University researchers have identified a process that could one day help clinicians lower body temperature in people experiencing life-threatening events, such as heart attacks or strokes.

If applied in humans, who can’t naturally hibernate, the discovery could mimic the natural ability of certain animals to lower their body temperature during hibernation.

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