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The iPS cells from healthy donors have been developed into the precursors of dopamine-producing brain cells, which are no longer present in people with Parkinson’s disease. […]

Sounds good. But.... what if the healthy donor cells decide to quit producing dopamine once they are in your brain ?

Maybe the reason the your original brain cells quit producing dopamine is because of you, not the cells.

[UCANSEE2]

P.S. My reference to “you” and “your” was not meant to apply to you. It was to apply to a person with Parkinson’s disease, and that it could be their subconscious or body itself that decides to quit working properly.

The body seems to have a ‘mind’ of it’s own.

[Getready]

Most likely host issues cause the disease but now they can monitor effectiveness of treatment and changes in transplanted cells...cells...we’ll see