Stem cell agency spinal cord injury clinical trial passes safety hurdlesScience DailyAsterias Biotherapeutics announced that its Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) has reviewed the safety data from the first two groups of patients treated and found no pro… Continue reading
New AtlasStem cells coaxed into regenerating bone while leaving tumors outNew AtlasA team of scientists at the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego) has found a simple but effective way of encouraging stem cells to regenerate bone tissue. … Continue reading
KCRG |
Stem Cell Therapy: Supercharge the Heart
KCRG (Ivanhoe Newswire) — Heart researchers are excited about a new study that shows that patients’ own stem cells can be supercharged to fix damage. In the University of Utah study, there was a 37 percent reduction in the number of times heart failure … |
Fox News |
Stem–cell doctor did surgeries with ‘inadequate’ proof
Fox News LONDON – An independent commission investigating Italian stem cell scientist Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, whose work was once considered revolutionary, says there were numerous problems in how he treated patients and that the scientific basis for his work … |
U.S. News & World Report |
Stem–cell doctor did surgeries with ‘inadequate’ proof
U.S. News & World Report An independent commission investigating Italian stem–cell scientist Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, whose work was once considered revolutionary, says that there were many problems in how he treated patients and the scientific basis for his work was ‘inadequate’. |
Bleacher Report |
Craig Sager to Undergo 3rd Bone Marrow, Stem Cell Transplant
Bleacher Report Turner Sports NBA sideline reporter Craig Sager is scheduled to undergo his third bone marrow transplant Wednesday in his treatment for leukemia. Sager’s son, Craig Sager II, announced the news on Twitter: … Sager to have 3rd bone marrow transplantLas Vegas Review-Journal Craig Sager to undergo another procedure in his battle with cancerFOXSports.com Sager to undergo third transplant WednesdayESPN |
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Stem–Cell Doctor Did Surgeries With ‘Inadequate’ Proof
ABC News An independent commission investigating Italian stem cell scientist Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, whose work was once considered revolutionary, says there were numerous problems in how he treated patients and that the scientific basis for his work was … |