Stem-Cell and Cell Therapy Clinical Trials for Parkinson's

Stem-cell therapy is one of the most talked-about frontiers in Parkinson's research. The idea is to replace the dopamine-producing brain cells lost to the disease using new cells grown from stem cells, rather than only compensating for the dopamine that is missing.

These are early-stage, surgical studies focused first on safety and on whether the transplanted cells survive and work. They are a fundamentally different approach from a pill, and the field is moving quickly.

Below are the recruiting trials we track that involve stem-cell or cell-replacement therapy. Sign up to be emailed when a new one opens.

20 Recruiting Stem-Cell Therapy Trials

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