Japan’s pioneering stem cell treatment enables paralyzed man to stand again
Wednesday, 2 April 2025 () A Japanese patient paralyzed for years can now stand unaided after participating in a groundbreaking clinical trial using reprogrammed stem cells. Conducted by Hideyuki Okano at Keio University, the trial suggests potential for regenerative medicine. While the treatment was deemed safe, experts call for larger trials to confirm its effectiveness in treating spinal injuries.
Scientists at Japan's Keio University have pioneered a stem cell therapy that enables paralyzed individuals to regain motor function. This groundbreaking... IndiaTimes
Wednesday, 2 April 2025 ()
