Scientists make major advance in understanding how stem cells become specializedNews-Medical.netA study published today in Molecular Cell shows that a protein called OCT4 narrows down the range of cell types that stem cells can become. The findings cou… Continue reading
The Conversation UKCan stem cell therapy really treat multiple sclerosis?The Conversation UKMultiple sclerosis (MS) sufferer Eric Thompson was able to rise from his wheelchair and walk just days after treatment with haematopoietic stem cells, according… Continue reading
Royal GazetteBrown seeks legal advice on stem-cell researchRoyal GazetteA proposal to bring stem-cell research to Bermuda is still in the works, even after the Government rejected it, according to Ewart Brown, the former Premier. Dr Brown is seeking le… Continue reading
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Stem Cell Donor Gets Surprise Meeting With The Woman She Helped Saved
CBS Local NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)– It was a tearful meeting in Lower Manhattan Thursday for two women who had never met, but who now share an unbreakable bond. Whitney Jenkins rang a bell to celebrate her successful stem cell donation. The 22-year-old … |
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Stem cell clinics exploiting regulatory loop holes to sell questionable treatments: experts
ABC Online “After famous countries like the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, Australia came fifth with Singapore and Ireland as one of the commonest per capita countries in the world offering these director consumer marketing online stem cell clinics,” Professor … Untested stem cell treatments proliferate in Australia, study findsThe Guardian Stem cell ‘tourists’ flock to AustraliaThe Australian Advanced economy nations have high rates of online marketing of stem cell theraEurekAlert (press release) Yahoo Finance all 5 news articles » |
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Stem Cell Therapy: Supercharge the Heart
WTVM SALT LAKE CITY, UT (Ivanhoe Newswire/WTVM) — 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% reduction in the number of times … |