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‘I want this to be something everyone can get’ – Fred Hutch News Service

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2015-12-03

‘I want this to be something everyone can get’
Fred Hutch News Service
Once infused into patients, the expanded stem cells rapidly differentiate into the mature cells that are needed to prevent the life-threatening infections and bleeding that are especially common after cord blood transplant. In this way, the mature
Nohla Therapeutics Launches with Major US Cancer Research Institute Deal Business Wire (press release)

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2015-12-03

Fred Hutch News Service

‘I want this to be something everyone can get’
Fred Hutch News Service
The product — more fully described as an ex vivo expanded umbilical cord blood stem cell product — uses blood stem and progenitor cells from donated umbilical cord blood. These stem cells have the potential to develop into any blood or immune cell
Startup Nohla Therapeutics to build on Hutch cord-blood workThe Seattle Times
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center spins out disease-fighting biotech GeekWire
Startup raising $20M to develop Fred Hutch research into cord blood therapiesPuget Sound Business Journal (Seattle)
Business Wire (press release)
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2015-12-03

East Grinstead Courier & Observer

Cat given UK first stem cell treatment – to help it poo properly
East Grinstead Courier & Observer
THE first ever stem cell therapy treatment to be conducted on a cat in the UK took place in Forest Row – to help the animal poo properly. The pioneering procedure – which cost more than £1,500 – was completed at Forest Lodge Veterinary Centre last month.

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2015-12-02

MedCity News

Neurona gets $23.5M for stem cell approach to neurological disease
MedCity News
“Two decades of discoveries in the fields of stem cell biology, cortical brain development, and cell transplantation have revealed the potential for particular types of neurons to repair the nervous system, representing a possible breakthrough therapy

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2015-12-02

MedCity News

Neurona gets $23.5M for stem cell approach to neurological disease
MedCity News
“Two decades of discoveries in the fields of stem cell biology, cortical brain development, and cell transplantation have revealed the potential for particular types of neurons to repair the nervous system, representing a possible breakthrough therapy

and more »