A 14-year-old little girl shot in the head of the Taliban to promote female education have done better, because she was airlifted to the UK specialized treatment, and has been her limbs, Pakistani officials said Wednesday.
Although it is difficult to measure the malala Yousufzai the exact nature of the brain damage is yet to be published, this improvement may mean, one expert said the news is good.
Dr. Jonathan · Fellus, chief scientific officer of the International Brain Research Foundation in New Jersey, said: "Any progress hope. "This is the natural recovery process we expect."
Pakistani officials said, who spoke anonymously because he was not cleared to talk about the record of the case, he has listened to the doctors and malala conditions is indeed better, because she arrived in the UK on Monday. He added that the girl was her limbs, but he did not elaborate.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, malala being treated, released a statement that malala in steady state, and continue to leave a deep impression physician to her care, "but did not go into details. Carol Cole, Acting Director of the hospitals, communication, said there is no further information until Thursday. Malala family, the hospital said in Pakistan, could not be reached for comment.
Malala returning home from school when she was Taliban targets in the promotion of women's education and criticized the behavior of the radical organizations in Pakistan last week, they took over the Swat valley, where she lived. Attacks in Pakistan and around the world, including two students were also injured, has frightened many.
The Taliban has threatened to target malala again, because she launched the "Western thinking.
Fellus said in a telephone interview, physical fitness is often the case of a return traumatic brain injury, this does not mean that young people will be fully recovered.
However, he said, "The sooner you start to see a recovery, all the better."


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