New stem cell research offers promise — and raises questions – Axios
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New stem cell research offers promise — and raises questions
Axios What’s happening now: Instead of flashy, morphing cells, the stem cell therapies of today are much more subtle, work in unexpected ways, and it’s not always clear why. Still, these advances are promising, so much so that today the FDA released a newly … Unapproved stem cell therapies on the market in Canada – Health …CBC.ca FDA lays out long-awaited guidelines for stem cell treatmentsSTAT Human Embryonic Stem Cells Were Just Used to Fix A Leading Cause of BlindnessFuturism Becker’s Orthopedic & Spine –MD Magazine –European Pharmaceutical Review all 30 news articles » |
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New stem cell research offers promise — and raises questions
Axios What’s happening now: Instead of flashy, morphing cells, the stem cell therapies of today are much more subtle, work in unexpected ways, and it’s not always clear why. Still, these advances are promising, so much so that today the FDA released a newly … US sets rules on stem cell therapies – SFGateSFGate Stem Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Retinal DegenerationMedscape FDA lays out long-awaited guidelines for stem cell treatmentsSTAT Philly.com all 43 news articles » |
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New Model Warns About CRISPR Gene Drives in the Wild
Quanta Magazine As the revolutionary CRISPR technology for modifying genomes has taken off in recent years, one daring potential application has caught the attention of conservation scientists, policymakers, public health workers and others: It could be used to create … CRISPR for Conservation: Esvelt’s Ethical, Effective Editing EffortsPLOS Research News ‘Gene Drives’ Are Too Risky for Field Trials, Scientists SayNew York Times New Zealand May Use Genetic Tech to Wipe Out “Undesirable” SpeciesFuturism Gizmodo –Phys.Org –The Atlantic all 7 news articles » |
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New Model Warns About CRISPR Gene Drives in the Wild
Quanta Magazine As the revolutionary CRISPR technology for modifying genomes has taken off in recent years, one daring potential application has caught the attention of conservation scientists, policymakers, public health workers and others: It could be used to create … CRISPR for Conservation: Esvelt’s Ethical, Effective Editing EffortsPLOS Research News ‘Gene Drives’ Are Too Risky for Field Trials, Scientists SayNew York Times New Zealand May Use Genetic Tech to Wipe Out “Undesirable” SpeciesFuturism Gizmodo –Phys.Org –The Atlantic all 7 news articles » |