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Japan Research Center Reboots After Scandal
Wall Street Journal One of Japan’s leading research institutions, the prestigious Riken Institute, will scale down the center at the heart of a stem–cell research scandal earlier this year. WSJ’s Ramy Inocencio speaks with Tokyo bureau chief Peter Landers for the details. Japan Lab Unable to Replicate Stem Cell ResultsABC News In Japan, official effort to replicate STAP stem cells comes up emptyScience Now Japan lab unable to replicate ‘stem cell‘ findings: reportYahoo News NASDAQ all 48 news articles » |
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Why I Said No to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Catholic Online We must insist on the recognition of human rights for all human persons, no matter what stage of life’s development continuum. Human embryonic stem cell research kills embryonic human persons. Va. Diocese: ALS Funds Going to Stem Cell ResearchChristian Broadcasting Network Embryonic stem cell research: Setting the record straightLive Action News Catholic schools determine how to take part in ALS fundraising effortCatholic News Service ChristianToday –New York Post all 44 news articles » |
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Method developed to ‘print’ replacement tissues using stem cells
Irish Times In the experiment, the drops containing a single stem cell were easily identified and isolated. The cells were then allowed to replicate themselves into exact copies. Finally the researchers checked that they had remained viable and unaffected by the … |
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2 Cases Suggest Stem Cell Transplant Might Ease ‘Stiff Person’ Syndrome
HealthDay 26, 2014 (HealthDay News) — Two women with a rare disorder called stiff person syndrome recovered after receiving transplants of their own stem cells, a study shows. Stiff person syndrome is rare neurological disease that causes stiffness of the … ‘Stiff Person Syndrome’ Treated by Stem Cell TransplantLiveScience.com Women With ‘Tin Soldier’ Syndrome See Debilitating Symptoms Disappear After …TheBlaze.com Canadian doctors use stem cells to treat ‘stiff person syndrome’CTV News StarPhoenix all 34 news articles » |
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5 Stem Cell Research Facts Those Concerned About The ALS Ice Bucket …
The Inquisitr There’s been some concern lately about the ALS ice bucket challenge and the connection between the ALS Association and research into stem cell therapies. However, there are some important facts about stem cell research, and its application to a … Stem cell therapy a primitive artThe Australian Financial Review Boston scientists develop analytics for stem cell engineeringBoston Business Journal (blog) Stem–cell trials give new hope to heart patientsecns Ottawa Start (press release) all 7 news articles » |
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Stem cell treatment helps arthritic dogs
Waikato Times Shiloh’s recovery is something dozens of arthritic Waikato dogs have now experienced after stem cell injections, a treatment technique adopted by Hamilton veterinarian practice CareVets. Veterinarian Ivan Aleksic said Shiloh was the first dog to … |
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Neil Dalton murder: Donations at funeral to go towards stem–cell research
Derby Telegraph DONATIONS made at the funeral of murdered Derbyshire medical student Neil Dalton will go towards stem–cell research. Neil’s funeral will take place tomorrow at St Peter’s Church in Belper. The vicar conducting the service for the 22-year-old revealed … |
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‘Stiff Person Syndrome’ Treated by Stem Cell Transplant
LiveScience.com People with a rare disease called stiff person syndrome, or SPS, might benefit from a type of stem cell transplant that has been used to treat patients with leukemia and multiple sclerosis, researchers say. SPS is a neurological condition that causes … Women With ‘Tin Soldier’ Syndrome See Debilitating Symptoms Disappear After …TheBlaze.com Canadian doctors use stem cells to treat ‘stiff person syndrome’CTV News Stem–cell transplant eases symptoms of rare ‘stiff person syndrome’: studyStarPhoenix |