Stem cell treatment helps in soccer player’s recoveryMyFoxOrlando.comWatching Natasha Merangoli run drills, you wouldn’t guess that two years ago, doctors said she’d never play soccer again. “Playing soccer just sets your mind free,” she said, adding that it was “devastating” when she was told she might not be able to … and more …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Telegraph.co.ukMany natural beauties will be more comfortable with finding their skincare ingredients in the kitchen rather than the lab. But the latest trend for plant stem cells, combining both nature in its purest form and the latest developments in science, may … …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Local hero to travel around world for stem cell injectionsabc27“The stem cell treatments they have over there and in Europe are very far ahead of what we had, and they’ve had a few hundred patients and had good results and it seemed like the place to go,” said Hanes. On April 1, Hanes and his … Continue reading
Local hero to travel around world for stem cell injectionsabc27“The stem cell treatments they have over there and in Europe are very far ahead of what we had, and they’ve had a few hundred patients and had good results and it seemed like the place to go,” said Hanes. On April 1, Hanes and his … Continue reading
Local Hero Travels Around The World For Stem Cell Injectionsabc27“The stem cell treatments they have over there and in Europe are very far ahead of what we had and they’ve had a few hundred patients and had good results and it seemed like the place to go,” said Hanes. On April 1, Hanes and his … Continue reading
Phys.OrgHuman pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) show great potential and versatility in regenerative medicine and new therapeutic approaches to fight disease. Patient-specific, individualized treatments using stem cells have even been generated for a number of … …read more &nbs… Continue reading
New ScientistStem cell research is touted as the way to a medical revolution, but all too often accusations of poor practice arise. To glean some insight into why, New Scientist asked 1000 stem cell researchers from around the world to answer an anonymous survey … and more …read more &nbs… Continue reading
Déjà vu all over again for stem cell researchNew ScientistIt is too soon to say whether two papers reporting the results will have to be retracted (doi.org/r3t; Nature, doi.org/r3v). But for stem cell research there is a sense of déjà vu. This is far from the first time that promising results have fallen … …read … Continue reading