A 2026 Brazilian study followed 30 Bothrops snakebite patients for 48 hours after antivenom and found that mild cases gradually restored the molecular balance needed for tissue repair, while severe cases remained dysregulated, suggesting the body’s response may influence recovery

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A 2026 Brazilian study found persistent molecular disruption in severe snakebite patients. These molecules are involved in tissue breakdown and repair processes. Mild cases showed a return toward a regulated state after treatment. Severe cases experienced prolonged molecular disruption, hindering tissue recovery. Delayed antivenom administration was linked with greater clinical severity.

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