Stem cell transplants treat ‘incurable’ blood disorder
Posted by: Derya on: December 13, 2009
A previously incurable blood disorder – sickle-cell disease – has been successfully treated in 9 of 10 adults who received stem cells transplanted from tissue-matched siblings.
via Stem cell transplants treat ‘incurable’ blood disorder – health – 10 December 2009 – New Scientist.
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