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Woman diagnosed with MS visits Colorado for stem cell transplant

A multiple sclerosis patient who received a stem cell transplant in Denver is now doing well and hopes to spread awareness about the treatment option.

April 28, 2025
Female patient in bed-smiling and posing strength for a photo.

“Transplant is sort of a higher risk treatment, but it has a higher chance as well of putting patients into durable remission from their disease process,” Dr. Richard Nash, her transplant physician from Colorado Blood Cancer Institute, said.

Nash says they collected and stored her stem cells, administered chemotherapy, then infused her own stem cells back into her bloodstream where they migrated to the bone marrow and replicated into healthy blood cells.

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Published:
April 28, 2025
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