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Stem cell spinal cord regeneration: first do no harm
Journal of Medical Ethics 34 (12):838-839 (2008)
Abstract
The prospect of “curing” spinal cord injury using stem cell therapy is one of the significant goals of many stem cell researchers. In this communication we consider some of the physiological implications of successful in vivo spinal cord repair and the ethical issues this potential revolutionary therapy will raiseLinks
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