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Researching The Potential For Mass Stem Cell Production – 90.5 WESA

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2015-10-22

90.5 WESA

Researching The Potential For Mass Stem Cell Production
90.5 WESA
The potential for medical advancements in fighting disease and developing drugs can come from human stem cells. Associate professor of bioengineering Ipsita Banerjee, of the University of Pittsburgh’s Swanson School of Engineering recently received a …

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2015-10-22

Telegraph.co.uk

Stem cell breakthrough reverses infertility after cancer
Telegraph.co.uk
“We inject stem cells in the ovaries of mice which had chemotherapy and were damaged and we got very good ovarian function restoration in form of follicle number, hormonal production and finally getting pregnant and having new pups which was our …
Stem Cell Breakthrough Offers Hope To Cancer Patients Made Infertile By Tech Times
Baby hope for cancer patients as stem cells ‘bring ovaries back to life’Mirror.co.uk

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2015-10-22

Mirror.co.uk

Baby hope for cancer patients as stem cells ‘bring ovaries back to life’
Mirror.co.uk
Women unable to have children after cancer treatment could have their fertility restored with breakthrough stem cell treatment. Damaged ovaries were brought back to life to achieve successful pregnancies in a “phenomenal” groundbreaking study.

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2015-10-21

WWD

A Night at the Science Fair: The New York Stem Cell Foundation Annual Gala
WWD
On Tuesday night, the New York Stem Cell Foundation celebrated its 10th anniversary with a gala — this year held for the first time at Skylight at Moynihan Station — and a blue-chip art auction. Among the pieces up for bid this year were Roy
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2015-10-21

EU stem cell research opens door to new diabetes treatments
Cordis News
Human pluripotent stem cells – undifferentiated biological cells that can differentiate into specialised cells – were used to generate pancreatic precursor cells that can differentiate to insulin-producing cells, following transplantation in animal