Bristol Professor Hails Stem Cell Stroke Treatment ; a University of Bristol Professor has Welcomed Research Which has Shown Disabling Strokes Could One Day Be Treated by Replacing Damaged Brain Tissue with Stem Cells.

Evening Post (Bristol, UK) › March 10, 2009

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A University of Bristol professor has welcomed research which has shown disabling strokes could one day be treated by replacing damaged brain tissue with stem cells.

Researchers used a new technique to insert therapeutic stem cells into the brains of rats with pinpoint accuracy.

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Bristol Professor Hails Stem Cell Stroke Treatment ; a University of Bristol Professor has Welcomed Research Which has Shown Disabling Strokes Could One Day Be Treated by Replacing Damaged Brain Tissue with Stem Cells.

Once implanted, the cells began to form new brain tissue and nerve connec...

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