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Stem cell treatment helped improve spinal cord injuries: Japan scientists

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There is currently no effective treatment for paralysis caused by serious spinal cord injuries, which affect more than 150,000...

Health And Family

Experiment lets spine-injured rats walk, climb

June 1, 2012 - 8:00am

Many scientists are working on treatments to help people with spinal cord injuries walk.