Stem Cells Could Replace Hip Replacements – Live Science
Live Science |
Stem Cells Could Replace Hip Replacements
Live Science Scientists have coaxed stem cells to grow new cartilage on a scaffold shaped like the ball of a hip joint. This is a major step toward being able one day to use a patient’s own cells to repair a damaged joint, thus avoiding the need for extensive … Stem Cell Therapy Could Avoid Joint ReplacementPain News Network Stem cell jab could spell end of hip replacementsThe Times (subscription) Arthritis: Anti-inflammatory stem–cell cartilage may transform hip-replacement surgeryInternational Business Times UK Science Codex –Irish Independent all 10 news articles » |
Daily Mail |
Angina patients given stem–cell injections have ‘significantly’ lower chest pain
Daily Mail Using a patient’s own stem cells in a non-invasive procedure may help relieve chest pain caused by angina, research suggests. The study found that taking a patient’s bone marrow stem cells helped relieve symptoms but also boosted how long people could … Hard-to-treat chest pain may be improved with a patient’s own stem cellsEurekAlert (press release) |
The Jewish Press |
Hebrew U’s Dr. Yosef Buganim Awarded for Work in Stem Cells
The Jewish Press Awarded for the first time this year, the Boyalife Science & Science Translational Medicine Award in Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine honors researchers for outstanding contributions in stem cell research and regenerative medicine around the globe. |
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Stem Cell Banking Market Worth 3.96 Billion USD by 2021
PR Newswire (press release) According to a new market research report ” Stem Cell Banking Market by Bank Type (Cord Blood, and Cord Tissue), Service (Collection & Transportation, Analysis, Processing, and Storage), Application (Cerebral Palsy, Leukemia, Thalassemia, Anemia, … |
ChristianToday |
HIV/AIDS cure news: Stem cell transplantation being considered a possible albeit complicated approach
ChristianToday Known as the EPISTEM project, the HIV positive patients involved in it received the said stem cell transplants. Because of this, their HIV reservoirs plummeted low levels. “In two of the three patients we were unable to detect infectious virus in the … HIV cure study provides insight into 2008 caseCNN Berlin Man:Timothy Ray Brown,the man who once had HIV and the first man to be cured of itIndia Live Today Will there ever be a cure for the deadly HIV?Jamaica Observer |