neuroprotective
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neuroprotective — neu•ro•pro•tec•tive [[t]ˌnʊər oʊ prəˈtɛk tɪv, ˌnyʊər [/t]] adj. able to protect neurons, as after a brain injury or the onset of certain degenerative diseases: neuroprotective drugs[/ex] • Etymology: [1990 95; neuro + protective ] … From formal English to slang
neuroprotective — adjective That provides neuroprotection Ant: neurodestructive … Wiktionary
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