Influenza viruses do not have the capability to repair their own injuries in the way living organisms do. They lack the cellular machinery for repair and replication; instead, they rely on infecting host cells to replicate and propagate. The virus's RNA can mutate, which may help it adapt to environmental pressures, but this is not a form of injury repair.
Studies show that fat cells can be changed into nerve cells (by obtaining stem cells from a patient's own fat), thereby possibly helping repair spinal cord injuries.
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Self inflicted injuries repose responsibility on the person concerned.
It depends on how fit you are, if you have any genetic disorders, or if you have the flu, which is common in old people, or if you have any injuries.
No, workman's comp will only pay for injuries that were caused by a job or duty you were supposed to complete while at work. A flu shot is something that you chose to do and has nothing to do with work.
Cat injuries can sometimes heal on their own, but more serious injuries usually require medical intervention from a veterinarian to ensure proper healing and prevent complications.
Swine flu is a virus and viruses reproduce by injecting it's own DNA into a host cell and then that cell is corrupted and taken over and becomes a flu cell. =]
"You have to take a Influenza shot to prevent the flu."
No, swine flu is a virus and must be caught from someone or something which is carrying it. It does not just spontaneously materialise in a body.
It can be possible due to many types of injuries or conditions such as Hepatitis, Influenza (flu), Lyme disease any many other.
To repair or reconstruct the auricle after traumatic injuries or cancer surgery.