As an option for treating Parkinson's patients, transplantation of stem cells appears to be ____.
A) the most effective technique
B) more effective in late stages of the disease
C) modestly effective, as with other treatments
D) not at all effective

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While stem cell transplantation shows promise for treating Parkinson's disease, current research suggests that its effectiveness is modest, similar to other available treatments. It is not considered the most effective technique, and may not be more effective in late stages of the disease. However, ongoing research continues to explore its potential.

As an Option for Treating Parkinson's Patients, Transplantation of Stem