Stem Cell Treatment Boosts Shoulder Surgery RecoveryNewsmaxAfter six months, all 45 of the patients who received stem cells had healed rotator cuff tendons, compared to 30 (67 percent) of the patients who did not receive them. After 10 years, intact ro… Continue reading
Stem Cell Treatment Boosts Shoulder Surgery RecoveryNewsmaxAfter six months, all 45 of the patients who received stem cells had healed rotator cuff tendons, compared to 30 (67 percent) of the patients who did not receive them. After 10 years, intact ro… Continue reading
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Stemedica: Worldwide License for Stem Cell Stabilization Technologies
Drug Discovery & Development “UST’s technology immediately accelerates Stemedica’s development of a wide range of products containing stem cell factors for consumer and medical markets worldwide,” said Nikolai Tankovich, MD, PhD, Stemedica’s President and Chief Medical Officer. |
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Stemedica: Worldwide License for Stem Cell Stabilization Technologies
Drug Discovery & Development “UST’s technology immediately accelerates Stemedica’s development of a wide range of products containing stem cell factors for consumer and medical markets worldwide,” said Nikolai Tankovich, MD, PhD, Stemedica’s President and Chief Medical Officer. |
MedCity News |
AmnioChor is innovating perinatal stem cell technology and the banking industry
MedCity News What makes AmnioChor’s technology different is the process of freezing a whole piece of the amnion placental tissue, which contains the Mesenchymal and Epithelial stem cells. This approach would provide many more opportunities to use the cells, and … |
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On stem cell therapy, benefits
Sun.Star THERE is a lot of hype going on in some circles about stem cell therapy: Is it a cure-all? Is it the elusive fountain of youth? Wikipedia defines stem cell therapy as the “use of stem cells to treat or prevent a disease or condition.” The process … |
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Scientists coax stem cells to form 3D ‘mini-lungs’
Futurity: Research News Three-dimensional “mini-lungs” coaxed from stem cells and grown in a dish may offer insight into lung disease and could lead to the development of new drugs, scientists say. Previous research has focused on deriving lung tissue from flat cell systems … |
The Canberra Times |
No stem cell treatment for public servant’s dodgy knee
The Canberra Times A federal public servant has lost a legal bid to have taxpayers pay for experimental stem cell treatment on his dodgy knees. The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has knocked back an appeal by Customs officer Vic Kaplicas to force insurer Comcare to pay … |