00:00Can stem cell therapy slow the progression of ALS?
00:03Here's what the science says.
00:05ALS, also called motor neuron disease,
00:08affects the nerve cells that control muscles, movement,
00:11and breathing.
00:12As these nerve cells become damaged,
00:15people may experience muscle weakness, speech difficulties,
00:18and problems with movement.
00:20Researchers are studying whether stem cells could help
00:23protect nerve cells and influence inflammation around them.
00:26But could this actually slow ALS progression?
00:30That has not been reliably established.
00:33Stem cell therapy for ALS remains experimental
00:35and is not an established standard treatment.
00:38Every case is different.
00:40A specialist should review the diagnosis, disease stage,
00:44overall health, and available treatment options.
00:47For patients and families exploring the science,
00:50start with an informed discussion with a qualified neurologist.
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