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means Strategies or mechanisms that shield nerve cells from damage, degeneration, or death — keeping the brain and nervous system intact in the face of injury, disease, or aging.

from A modern scientific compound, bolted together from 'neuro-' (Greek 'neuron,' meaning sinew or nerve) and 'protection' (Latin 'protegere,' to cover in front, to shield). The word itself is young — it rose with late-20th-century neuroscience, as researchers began chasing drugs and strategies to defend neurons from strokes, trauma, and diseases like Parkinson's before the damage became permanent. No myth here, just lab coats: it's a term built for grant proposals, not folklore.