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BBC News Brain cell therapy 'promising' for Parkinson's disease BBC News Scientists believe they have found a way to treat and perhaps reverse Parkinson's disease, by making replacement cells to mend the damaged brain. They say human brain cells can be coaxed to take over the job of the ones that are destroyed in Parkinson's. Mighty morphed brain cells cure Parkinson's in mice, but human trials still far offSTAT Cell Therapy 2.0: Reprogramming the Brain's Own Cells for Parkinson's TreatmentScientific American Timing key for Parkinson's treatmentFlorida Today The San Diego Union-Tribune -CapeGazette.com -The Scientist all 56 news articles » More... |
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