Patient has pioneering stem-cell therapy for Parkinson's
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A patient started pioneering therapy worldwide to treat Parkinson's disease with stem cells, declared on Friday (30) the Japanese pharmaceutical company in charge of treatment, after its conditional approval in the country. Pancreatic cancer: experimental vaccine active defenses of the organism in almost 100% of patients ACWY vaccine against meningitis until the age of 59: who should take it? Immune again? Take your doubts "The first transplant …
"The first transplant was performed at Kyoto University Hospital in October," Sumitomo Pharma said on Friday in a statement, in which she reported the results. Current therapies "relief the symptoms without reducing or stopping the advance of the disease," the entity said. The pharmaceutical treatment consists of the transplant of millions of induced multipotent stem cells (iPS), coming from healthy people, to the patient's brain. The iPS are cr…
In a study with seven patients, four had improvement in symptoms and no serious adverse effects; therapy was approved in Japan in March
Japanese Patient Gets Stem-Cell Parkinson's Care
A Parkinson’s patient received pioneering stem-cell therapy at Kyoto University Hospital in October, marking the world’s first commercial application of the treatment following conditional… The post Japanese Patient Gets Stem-Cell Parkinson’s Care appeared first on Latest Breaking News - News Central TV.
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