US approves first brain stem cell transplant

US government regulators have approved what would be the first transplant of foetal stem cells into human brains.

US approves first brain stem cell transplant
Fri, 21 Oct, 2005 - 08:48

US government regulators have approved what would be the first transplant of foetal stem cells into human brains.

If successful, the procedure could open the door to treating a host of neural disorders.

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