Controversial Therapy: Implanting Tissue from Aborted Fetuses to Treat Paralysis

Dr. Hong Yang Huang's controversial therapy involves implanting fetal tissue into the brains and spinal cords of paralyzed patients, sparking global debate. Despite skepticism, many patients report regained sensation and movement shortly after surgery. The procedure, using olfactory bulb cells, has been performed over 500 times in two years. While the international medical community remains cautious, patients continue to seek the treatment, confident in its potential benefits.

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