ConsumerAffairsNew advancement in stem cell research could have enormous potentialConsumerAffairsNew landmark research led by the University of New South Wales in Australia has found that a new stem cell therapy could potentially regenerate damaged hum… Continue reading
WalesOnline |
A desperately ill mother’s only chance of survival is a stem cell donor
WalesOnline The senior sister in a neonatal intensive care unit from Newport is appealing for donors to come forward after being diagnosed with leukaemia at the end of last year. The 43-year-old, who has had three rounds of chemotherapy since January, now needs to … |
wreg.com |
Stem cell therapy shows promise in heart failure patients, study suggests
wreg.com UTAH — Stem cell therapy shows promise for people battling heart failure, a new study finds. The clinical trial found that end-stage heart failure patients treated with stem cells harvested from their own bone marrow had 37 percent fewer cardiac … Stem Cell Therapy Keeps Patients From Possible Heart Failure, Study SaysParent Herald Stem Cell Therapy Cuts Heart Failure DeathsNewsmax ixCELL-DCM Study: Stem–Cell Therapy Improves Clinical Cardiac Outcomes in Heart FailureMedscape Telegraph.co.uk –Tech Times all 30 news articles » |
Medical Daily |
Hoping To Cure Blindness, Scientists Develop ‘Mini Retinas’ From Stem Cells: The Power Of Organoids
Medical Daily In the past five years, a new form of stem cell research has surfaced. Instead of focusing on creating full organs from pluripotent stem cells, it involves building organoids — complex 3D organ tissues in lab dishes that aren’t quite organs yet … BioTime Co-CEO Dr. Michael West to Present at Stem Cells in Drug Discovery 2016 in Cambridge, UKBusiness Wire (press release) Scientists found how different kinds of blood cells form quickly from the stem cell – New York Daily ScienceDaily Star Gazette |
Ars Technica |
Essence of stem cells found: Key ingredients protect, heal the brain
Ars Technica For years, stem cell-based therapies have promised myriad breakthroughs in healthcare—from cancer treatments and re-growing teeth to preventing brain damage and degeneration. While some therapies have met with much more success than others, they … |