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Approx how many years at least can we expect stem cell research come into clinically useful esp. for diabetes and baldness?roughly for an idea!
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5-20 years: Baldness: 5 years, tops. With diabetes there is a long way to go, perhaps 20 years. I hope it happens sooner than that, but that's my best guess based on published data that I have read.
Answered 9/28/2016
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