
Stem cell cures may be the solution to some of the most dreadful illnesses, reveals an Australian scientist.
Professor Alan Trounson said that stem-cell cures for inherited blood disorders and HIV/AIDS are close to completion and added that several promising clinical trials are taking place, News.com.au reported.
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The head of California's multi-billion dollar stem cell agency added that therapies for Type 1 diabetes are being trialed and a correction or cure is almost certain.
He also revealed that there are going to be "big changes" in the next five years.
Source: ANI
Source: ANI
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