New Breakthrough in Treating Heart Attacks: Stem Cell Therapy Shows Promise

Researchers in Europe, including a team in Germany, are exploring a new method to treat heart attacks by using stem cells from a patient's bone marrow. These cells are injected into the heart to repair damage. The procedure involves guiding the cells through the femoral artery to the coronary artery. Initial trials have been successful, and a larger international study is planned. If successful, this technique could be available in a few years.

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