Stem cell research shows promising results - the Stroke Association comments
Three quarters of a group of people disabled by stroke have recovered some use of their arms after receiving a pioneering therapy involving stems cells.
Three quarters of a group of people disabled by stroke have recovered some use of their arms after receiving a pioneering therapy involving stems cells.
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Dr Richard Francis, head of research awards at the charity, said:
Dr Shamim Quadir, Research Communications Manager at the Stroke Association said:
Andrea Cail, Director Scotland, Stroke Association said: