A Stem cell research facilities in Central Europe treating Parkinson's with fetal stem cells have noted effectiveness in nearly 85% of cases, helping improve balance, reduce tremors, relieved rigidity, and slow the progression of the disease process.

Stem cells research facilities around the globe are currently undergoing clinical trials, patient trials and recording results. While stem cell therapy has not yet been approved in the United States, they are available in a variety of locations throughout the globe from Central Europe to Latin America to Asia and, of course, the clinical trials underway in the United States, offering hope to millions of Parkinson's patients.