Manufactured stem cells to advance clinical researchNational Institutes of Health (press release)Researchers supported by the National Institutes of Health developed a clinical-grade stem cell line, which has the potential to accelerate the advance of … Continue reading
WINN FMGovernment Denies Stem Cell Project At JNFWINN FMSt Kitts and Nevis (WINN): The government is now responding to several questions about a stem cell research facility at the public hospital. Senator Wendy Phipps issued a statement on the issue Th… Continue reading
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Bio-ink made with stem cells could be used to 3-D print living tissue
FierceMedicalDevices (press release) (registration) A new stem cell-containing bio-ink could be used to create living tissue through 3-D printing, called “bio-printing.” The ink was developed by scientists at the University of Bristol, and it could eventually produce complex tissues for surgical … Scientists create new bio-ink for 3D printing with stem cells Scientists create new bio-ink for 3D printing |
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Gamma-ray irradiation improves safety of stem cell transplantation in Parkinson’s disease patients
News-Medical.net The study, in which human induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell-derived neural progenitor cells were grafted into rat brains, is published in Stem Cells and Development, a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers. The article is … |
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Lung cancer surgery left her near death. Belly fat saved her life
STAT The cells, her physicians at the Mayo Clinic reported in the journal Stem Cells Translational Medicine, were packed onto a special mesh, which surgeons wrapped around the stump of the airway that ended in the fistula. “I feel like I was given a third … |
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Lung cancer surgery left her near death. Belly fat saved her life
STAT The cells, her physicians at the Mayo Clinic reported in the journal Stem Cells Translational Medicine, were packed onto a special mesh, which surgeons wrapped around the stump of the airway that ended in the fistula. “I feel like I was given a third … |
Irish Mirror |
Cancer battle Ryan’s bid for stem cell treatment that helped save Lily-Mae Morrison
Irish Mirror The family of a two-year-old boy with a rare cancer want him to join a US clinical trial that gave Galway girl Lily-Mae Morrison a second chance at life. Ryan Coyle from Duleek, Co Meath is having surgery today to remove his right kidney and a tumour … |