Stem cells help paralysed dog
There is new hope for for paralysed humans after scientists successfully restored movement to the hind legs of a dog with severe spinal injuries by injecting them with cells grown from the lining of their nose.
Scientists restore movement to paralysed dog
Scientists restored movement to Jasper's hind legs by bridging breaks in the spinal cord using cells taken from their noses.
Annabel Roberts reports:
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