Standing against paralysis: Breakthrough stem cell treatment sparks hope worldwide
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Japanese scientists have achieved a breakthrough in stem cell therapy, helping paralyzed patients regain movement. In a clinical trial, two out of four patients with severe spinal cord injuries showed significant improvement after receiving neural stem cell transplants, with one able to stand and begin walking exercises. This development offers new hope for millions worldwide living with paralysis, though further research is needed to confirm the treatment's effectiveness.
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