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Five people with a life-threatening blood disorder no longer need regular transfusions after receiving a groundbreaking gene therapy in China. The treatment could bring hope to 350 million carriers of thalassaemia worldwide.
Japan just greenlit two groundbreaking stem cell treatments that could restore hope for people with Parkinson's disease and severe heart failure. These are the first therapies of their kind available anywhere in the world.
A groundbreaking trial shows one stem cell treatment helped frail seniors walk 20% further after nine months. One-third of participants who received the highest dose no longer qualified as frail.
Patients with Parkinson's disease and severe heart failure will soon receive groundbreaking stem cell therapies in Japan, marking the first time these treatments become commercially available anywhere in the world. The breakthrough could reach patients as early as this summer.
Japan just became the first country to approve stem cell therapy for Parkinson's disease, offering hope to 10 million patients worldwide. The groundbreaking treatment will be available to patients this summer.
Japan just greenlit the world's first commercially available stem cell treatment for Parkinson's disease, potentially reaching patients this summer. The breakthrough could bring hope to 10 million people worldwide living with the degenerative disorder.
Japan just approved the first commercially available stem cell treatments for Parkinson's disease and heart failure, bringing hope to millions worldwide. Patients could receive these groundbreaking therapies as early as this summer.
A groundbreaking stem cell treatment helped frail older adults walk significantly farther, offering the first biological therapy for a condition that affects 1 in 4 people over 65. The single infusion improved mobility without serious side effects, opening new doors for aging well.
A revolutionary stem cell treatment helped babies with severe spina bifida avoid wheelchairs and hit major milestones. Four-year-old Toby is now walking, running, and jumping after receiving the groundbreaking patch before birth.
Scientists are testing a groundbreaking stem cell treatment that could help the brain produce dopamine again, potentially restoring movement in people with Parkinson's disease. The early trial at three U.S. medical centers is showing promise for the one million Americans living with this progressive condition.