Nadal to receive stem cell treatment for back pain – Waterbury Republican American
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Nadal to receive stem cell treatment for back pain
Waterbury Republican American Rafael Nadal’s doctor says the 14-time Grand Slam winner will receive stem cell treatment on his ailing back. Angel Ruiz-Cotorro told The Associated Press by phone on Monday that “we are going to put cells in a joint in his spine” next week in Barcelona. |
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Nail stem cells prove more versatile than press-ons
ScienceBlog.com (blog) There are plenty of body parts that don’t grow back when you lose them. Nails are an exception, and a new study by a team ofUSC Stem Cell researchers could help unlock their secrets — and even make it potentially possible to regrow other body tissue. |
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Nail stem cells prove more versatile than press-ons
ScienceBlog.com (blog) There are plenty of body parts that don’t grow back when you lose them. Nails are an exception, and a new study by a team ofUSC Stem Cell researchers could help unlock their secrets — and even make it potentially possible to regrow other body tissue. |
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Advances reshape stem cell research
Tribune-Review As much as 20 percent of the biomedical research at the University of Pittsburgh involves stem cells. Studies range from arthritis to poor eyesight. “If you understand how diseases come about, you can figure out how to deal with them,” said Rocky Tuan, … |
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Girard grad making medical waves through unprecedented stem cell work
Youngstown Vindicator No one had ever successfully turned stem cells into stomach cells before, McCracken said recently in a phone interview. McCracken’s team guided their stem cells into stomach tissue by adding different chemicals and “signals,” he said. “We try to … |
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Girard grad making medical waves through unprecedented stem cell work
Youngstown Vindicator No one had ever successfully turned stem cells into stomach cells before, McCracken said recently in a phone interview. McCracken’s team guided their stem cells into stomach tissue by adding different chemicals and “signals,” he said. “We try to … |