Parkinson's Disease Sem Cell Treatment
                     Parkinson's Disea
se Stem Cell Trea
tment
How Can You Know if You 
Have Parkinson’s Disease 
(PD)?
• Slowed overall movement 
• Difficulty speaking 
• Difficulty writing 
• Loss of automatic motions 
(characterised by the inability to 
blink, smile, or execute typical 
body language activities) (making 
everyday tasks more time 
consuming)
• Muscle tenseness
• Shaking or tremors
Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease
• Difficulty speaking
• Difficulty writing
• Loss of automatic movements 
(Characterized by the inability 
to blink, smile or perform 
common body language 
practices)
• Slowed overall movement 
(making everyday tasks more 
time consuming)
• Muscle stiffness
• Tremors or shaking
The Method of Therapy
Scientists will take iPSCs from 
healthy individuals, match them with 
patients, and then stimulate the cells 
to become dopaminergic progenitors 
as part of the treatment.
These progenitors will subsequently 
be injected into the "putamen," a 
brain area believed to play a key 
role in the neuronal degeneration 
associated with Parkinson's disease.
Over 5 million cells will be 
implanted in patients and allowed to 
grow into neurons. These neurons 
can replenish the dopamine that is 
lost as a result of Parkinson's 
disease.
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