US firm gets approval for stem cell research

US watchdogs have approved pioneering stem cell research into spinal injuries.

US firm gets approval for stem cell research
Fri, 23 Jan, 2009 - 11:00

US watchdogs have approved pioneering stem cell research into spinal injuries.

A biotech company was given federal permission this week to inject eight to 10 patients with cells derived from embryonic cells.

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