Faulty stem cell clinics proliferate in Australia, leading to deaths – Genetic Literacy Project
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Faulty stem cell clinics proliferate in Australia, leading to deaths
Genetic Literacy Project Australia has among the world’s highest concentrations of stem cell businesses advertising medical and cosmetic treatments online, despite a lack of evidence about the efficacy or safety of many of those procedures, a study has found. Prof John Rasko … |
MIT Technology Review |
Will Embryonic Stem Cells Ever Cure Anything?
MIT Technology Review Melton’s effort, involving a 30-person lab at Harvard and a startup company, Semma Therapeutics, which he named after his children, Sam and Emma, is one of the most costly and sustained efforts to turn stem cells into transplantable tissue, an attempt … |
KXLY Spokane |
Cat Davis bracing for second stem cell transplant
KXLY Spokane Three years ago Cat Davis was diagnosed with scleroderma, a disease which hardens the body’s skin and internal organs. She received a stem cell transplant but soon relapsed. Now she’s preparing to go through it again. Cat’s bright smile can light up … |
Irish Independent |
Irish stem cell research firm raises €1m funding
Irish Independent The research project hopes to show that cell therapy can be an effective treatment (Stock 1 The research project hopes to show that cell therapy can be an effective treatment (Stock photo). Orbsen Therapeutics, a Galway-based stem cell technology … |
