To date, the most effective laboratory method minimizing the damage resulting from stroke in nonhuman animals has been to:
A) use drugs which trap free radicals.
B) use drugs which effect cannabinoids.
C) use neurotrophins which block apoptosis.
D) cool the brain.

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Cooling the brain, also known as hypothermia, has been shown to be the most effective laboratory method for minimizing damage resulting from stroke in nonhuman animals. This method helps to reduce inflammation and cell death in the brain. The other options listed may have some neuroprotective effects but have not shown as much effectiveness as hypothermia in animal studies.

To Date, the Most Effective Laboratory Method Minimizing the Damage