Injecting stem cells from discarded heart tissue can treat Crohn's, study finds

Researchers in Chicago tested out their theory that stem cells could help treat certain symptoms of Crohn's disease by injecting mice with stem cells from discarded heart tissue, and what they found is extremely promising if it can be replicated in humans

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