Researchers ay the University of California, Irvine (UCI) find that human neural stem cell treatments have the ability to reverse learning and memory deficits after chemotherapy. In preclinical studies using rodents, they found that stem cells transplanted one week after the completion of a series of chemotherapy sessions restored a range of cognitive functions, as measured one month later using a comprehensive platform of behavioral testing. In contrast, rats ...
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