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Jul 14, 2026 33 min

Multiple sclerosis breakthrough? Inside the stem cell research that could transform MS care

from Inside U Miami Medicine Hosted by University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

For patients with aggressive, treatment-resistant Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the disease can keep progressing even as therapies improve outcomes for others. On this episode of Inside U Miami Medicine, MS expert Dr. Flavia Nelson takes us inside one of the field's most promising frontiers: regenerative stem cell therapy. She breaks down the science behind the groundbreaking BEAT MS clinical trial that explores whether stem cells can slow MS progression and repair damage to the central nervous system. It's a compelling look at how research is pushing the boundaries of what's possible for MS patients.

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