Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) is not useful for the treatment of which one of the following ailments?

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Q: 100 (NDA-II/2008)
Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) is not useful for the treatment of which one of the following ailments?

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Science

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NDA-II

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Stem Cell Therapy (SCT) is a promising treatment method that involves using stem cells to repair or replace damaged cells and tissues in the body. While SCT has shown potential for the treatment of various ailments, the correct answer states that it is not useful for the treatment of kidney failure.

1. Kidney failure: Stem cell therapy is currently not considered a viable treatment option for kidney failure. Although research is ongoing, current evidence does not support the use of SCT as a primary treatment for this condition.

2. Cancer: Stem cell therapy is being extensively researched for the treatment of cancer. It holds promise for certain types of cancer, such as leukemia, where stem cells can be used to replace diseased or damaged bone marrow.

3. Brain injury: Stem cell therapy has shown potential in the treatment of brain injuries. Stem cells have the ability to differentiate into various specialized cells, and they can promote tissue repair and regeneration in the brain.

4. Vision impairment: Stem cell therapy is also being investigated for the treatment of vision impairments and degenerative eye diseases. It is believed that stem cells can be used to restore damaged retinal cells and improve vision.

In conclusion, stem cell therapy is not currently useful for the treatment of kidney failure, but it holds promise for the treatment