New cell offers hope for incurable neurological diseases
Research led by investigators at The Ohio State University College of Medicine provides new hope for recovery from egenerative neurological diseases — such as ALS and multiple sclerosis — as well from as damage caused by traumatic brain and spine injuries and stroke. Benjamin Segal, MD, chair and professor of Neurology, and Andrew Sas, MD, PhD, assistant professor of Neurology, are quoted.
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