Japanese Scientists Announce New Tests On 'Reprogrammed' Stem Cells In Treating Parkinson's Disease - video Dailymotion

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Scientists at Japan's Kyoto University announced they will begin the world's first clinical trial to treat Parkinson's disease using stem cells that have been 'reprogrammed.'

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