The Jewish Press – JewishPress.comTargeted Stem Cells Might Hold the Key to Eradicating LeukemiaThe Jewish Press – JewishPress.comAccording to the Israel Cancer Research Fund, a majority of leukemia treatments today focus on chemotherapy, steroid drugs… Continue reading
Financial TribuneStem Cell Registry Will Facilitate Finding DonorsFinancial TribuneStem cells can be used to treat a variety of disorders including hematopoietic and genetic disorders and even cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term for the … Continue reading
Financial TribuneStem Cell Registry Will Facilitate Finding DonorsFinancial TribuneStem cells can be used to treat a variety of disorders including hematopoietic and genetic disorders and even cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term for the … Continue reading
New York Times |
A Cancer Conundrum: Too Many Drug Trials, Too Few Patients
New York Times With the arrival of two revolutionary treatment strategies, immunotherapy and personalized medicine, cancer researchers have found new hope — and a problem that is perhaps unprecedented in medical research. There are too many experimental cancer … |
Salon |
Stem cell therapy for heart failure gets a gold-standard trial
Salon One company, Melbourne, Australia–based Mesoblast, is already in late-stage clinical trials, treating hundreds of chronic heart failure patients with stem cell precursors drawn from healthy donors’ hip bones. A randomized trial that includes a placebo … |
Sports Perspectives |
Editas Medicine’s (EDIT) CEO Katrine Bosley on Q2 2017 Results – Earnings Call Transcript
Seeking Alpha Cpf1 is a new CRISPR genome-editing system that substantially expands the range of genomic sites we can target, and it may also have advantages in terms of specificity, manufacturing and delivery. In addition, Cpf1 may enable us to achieve more … Editas Medicine Announces Second Quarter 2017 Results and UpdateNasdaq Editas Medicine, Inc. (NASDAQ:EDIT) Stock Closed 15.5% Above Its 50 Day Moving AverageHugoPress |
|
Students help to save lives through stem cell donations
Falmouth Packet Students at the Penryn Campus are hoping to save lives by donating their stem cells to strangers who are fighting cancer. A campaign set up to help students at the University of Exeter at Tremough to “do good” has resulted in two people working with … |