Etiqueta: multiple sclerosis

An intercultural consortium of researchers from across the European Union issues the first report identifying neural stem cells in the adult human spinal cord.

The biotech company Pluristem Therapeutics Inc. has found improvement in an animal model of multiple sclerosis with the use of a therapeutic product developed from mesenchymal stromal cells.

Scientists, doctors, patients and lawmakers work together to draft a state law that would expedite the storage and therapeutic administration of umbilical cord blood stem cells.

Stem Cells derived from umbilical cord blood are found to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease in mice.

A 24-year-old Canadian with MS shows significant improvement after being rescued with her own adult stem cells following chemotherapy treatment.

In an unusually amiable mixture of politics and science, researchers who are working with adult stem cells, and patients who have been successfully treated with adult stem cell therapy, appeared before members of Congress.

A man who had suffered from multiple sclerosis for nearly a decade says that his symptoms are gone after being treated with adult stem cell therapy.

Once again, adult stem cells trump embryonic stem cells not only for scientific logic but also for financial common sense.

MS and ALS treated in Israeli adult stem cell trial.

A man is treated for spinal injury in the U.S. using donor stem cells.