Stem Cell Transplants May Treat Aggressive MS
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Stem Cell Transplants May Treat Aggressive MS
Replacing bone marrow with the body--™s own stem cells may help patients with aggressive forms of multiple sclerosis (MS) go for years without seeing their disease progress, a new study shows.
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Tags: Multiple Sclerosis, Bone, Disease and Condition, Stem Cell, Transplantation, disease
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Dr. Burt talks to @WebMD about a study that shows improvements in MS patients who replace bone marrow with stem cells http://bit.ly/ePnOnz
Stem Cell Transplants May Treat Aggressive MS - Neurology (Brain and Nerve) Conditions, Diseases, Medications, Procedures, Tests, Treatment, Prevention, and Prognosis Information on MedicineNet.com
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