OSAKA -- Japanese researchers have reported promising results in clinical trials of a treatment for Parkinson's disease using iPS cells, which may one day lead to more substantial improvements in symptoms.
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Japan stem cell researchers claim success in Parkinson's treatment
Therapy said to grow healthy nerve cells to improve patients' motor function
Jun Takahashi, whose center conducted the trials, said the results were "only a step along the way." (Photo by Yuki Misumi)
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