Human embryonic stem cells can repair damaged hearts, according to animal research published on Monday.
If the results are confirmed in clinical trials, heart disease may be a multibillion dollar market for stem cell therapies.
By Clive Cookson in London
Published: August 26 2007 22:03 | Last updated: August 26 2007 22:03
Human embryonic stem cells can repair damaged hearts, according to animal research published on Monday.
If the results are confirmed in clinical trials, heart disease may be a multibillion dollar market for stem cell therapies.