Serendipitous discovery could lead to treatment for strokes, cardiac arrest ...Middle East

Lack of oxygen, which is harmful to the brain, causes hydrogen sulfide "sewer gas" to accumulate in the brain. The brains of lab animals repeatedly exposed to hydrogen sulfide became tolerant to the gas and lack of oxygen. Researchers identified the mechanism that induces this tolerance, which could lead to new treatments for brain injuries caused by oxygen deprivation.

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