Paralyzed Man Walks Again After Experimental Drug Trial
A Pennsylvania man has made a remarkable recovery after participating in an experimental drug trial for spinal cord injury.
Larry Williams, a 58-year-old biker from Philadelphia, was able to walk again after being paralyzed in an accident while mountain biking.
The injection has helped him move more freely after his accident.
Williams was part of a phase 2 trial for NVG-291, an injectable peptide that has shown promising results in improving movement for patients with spinal cord injuries.
- The trial involved eligible patients with spinal cord injuries.
- Some participants noted remarkable outcomes, including improved mobility.
Author's summary: Experimental drug helps paralyzed man walk again.