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Exclamation Transplant of Human Neural Stem Cells into ALS Patients Found Safe in Phase 1 Trial

Transplant of Human Neural Stem Cells into ALS Patients Found Safe in Phase 1 Trial

Transplant of Neural Stem Cells into ALS Patients Safe, Phase 1 Trial Shows

hNSCs . . . this study began in December, 2011
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