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CNS VS PNS

✨ Ever wonder why nerves in your arm can heal, but your brain can’t? Let’s break it down — Schwann cells vs oligodendrocytes, regeneration vs roadblocks. Science made simple, faith made stronger. 💪🏾🧠 #GraceToGrindMD

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