Stem Cell Therapy Holds Out Hope to Heart Patients
Patients suffering from heart failure might be able to "regrow" muscle and blood vessels in their own failing organs with the help of stem cells transplanted from their hip bones, surgeons said.| Comments on article "Stem Cell Therapy Holds Out Hope to Heart Patients" | ||||||||||||||||||
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