Galway stem cell treatment receives €6m in funding – UTV Ireland
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Galway stem cell treatment receives €6m in funding
UTV Ireland Orbsen Therapeutics use patented technology to purity stromal (stem) cells, which by 2016 they expect to begin injecting into patients with diabetic kidney disease as part of the first-in-man trials. The trials will take place in Galway, Belfast … Hopes for kidney disease cure with Irish stem cell researchIrish Mirror €6m fund for experimental kidney disease treatmentRTE.ie |
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Stempeutics receives Japan process patent for its stem cell drug ‘Stempeucel’
Financial Express Stempeutics Research, a group company of Manipal Education and Medical Group and a Joint Venture with Cipla Group, has been granted process patent from the Japan Patent Office (application no 2012-540529) for its novel stem–cell based drug … Stempeutics receives Japan process patent for its novel stem cell drug …Hindu Business Line Stempeutics receives ODD in EU for its novel stem cell drug “Stempeucel”Zee News Stempeutics gets process patent for Stempeucel from JapanBusiness Standard |
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Hopes for kidney disease cure with Irish stem cell research
Irish Mirror New stem cell research being carried out here could lead to a huge breakthrough in the treatment of chronic kidney disease caused by diabetes. A new €6 million research project will evaluate the clinical safety and efficacy of the next-generation cell … |
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Clinic begins treating dogs with stem cell therapy
Bellingham Herald DARTMOUTH, Mass. — Angus and Lilly went under the knife last week, becoming the first two local dogs to undergo a breakthrough stem cell therapy that uses a body’s own cells to promote healing and regeneration of damages joints and ligaments. Angus … |
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Stem cell therapy helping dogs heal
Press Herald Angus and Lilly went under the knife last week, becoming the first two local dogs to undergo a breakthrough stem cell therapy that uses a body’s own cells to promote healing and regeneration of damaged joints and ligaments. Angus, a friendly 7-year-old … |