UTHealth receives $6.8 million from DOD to study stem cell therapy for TBI University of Texas Health Science Center …EurekAlert (press release)The new study builds on his previously published research showing that autologous stem cell therapy after … Continue reading
Ottawa Citizen |
‘Butterfly Boy’ Jonathan Pitre recovering after stem cell treatment
CTV News An Ottawa-area boy who suffers from a rare and painful blistering skin disease is recovering in a Minneapolis hospital, after undergoing a potentially life-altering stem cell surgery. Jonathan Pitre, who’s become known as “the Butterfly Boy” because of … From mother to son: Ottawa’s ‘Butterfly Boy,’ Jonathan Pitre, infused with mom’s stem cellsOttawa Citizen Stem cell transplant for Ottawa’s Butterfly Child Jonathan Pitre580 CFRA Radio |
STAT |
FDA weighs crackdown that could shut stem cell clinics
STAT A federal crackdown could shutter hundreds of stem cell clinics — at a time when stem cells are just starting to show promise in treating disease. Less developed human stem cells are found to metabolize more …UCLA Newsroom Stem Cell Therapies Market to register a healthy CAGR for the forecast period, 2015-2025Medgadget (blog) We can lead the world on stem cells — if we act quickly – iPoliticsiPolitics.ca (subscription) PDF Devices –PR Web (press release) –NYOOOZ all 11 news articles » |
Suburban Life Publications |
McHenry dentist encourages patients to use dental stem cell banking
Suburban Life Publications H. Rick Bamman – hbamman@shawmedia.com Dr. Douglas Colthurst studies a patient’s electronic X-ray on Sept. 1 in his McHenry office. Colthurst donated his … |
Northwest Herald |
McHenry dentist encourages patients to use dental stem cell banking
Northwest Herald That’s why McHenry dentist Dr. Douglas Colthurst of Colthurst DDS General Dentistry, 3240 W. Elm St., recommends to his patients that they should donate them to dental stem cell banks. About 10 years ago, Colthurst discovered dental stem cell banking … |
UCLA Newsroom |
Less developed human stem cells are found to metabolize more sugar
UCLA Newsroom The least developed type of human embryonic stem cells, known as “naïve” pluripotent stem cells, consume more sugar than “primed” pluripotent stem cells, which are embryonic stem cells from later in development, researchers at the Eli and Edythe Broad … We can lead the world on stem cells — if we act quicklyiPolitics.ca (subscription) |