Etiqueta: multiple sclerosis
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Veterinary Stem Cell Therapies Translate into Human Therapies
Autologous adult stem cell therapies that are routinely used for the treatment of injuries and degenerative conditions in dogs and horses are now being translated into human clinical trials.
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High School Coach Heads to Central America for Adult Stem Cell Therapy
Yet another American bravely decides to travel overseas for adult stem cell therapy that was pioneered by U.S. doctors but which is not available in the United States.
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Texas Woman Travels to Central America for Adult Stem Cell Treatment
Once again, a U.S. citizen is forced to travel overseas for an adult stem cell therapy which was pioneered by U.S. doctors but which is not available in the United States.
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Autism Treated With Adult Stem Cells
A New York woman reports that her ten-year-old autistic daughter has significantly improved after receiving adult stem cell therapy in Germany.
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Pluristem Announces Clinical Trial Site, and Receives Patent For Adult Stem Cell Expansion Method
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded a patent to Pluristem Therapeutics for the invention of a novel method of expanding hemopoietic stem cells.
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Adult Stem Cells Attenuate Immune Rejection
Scientists demonstrate that adult stem cells from bone grafts extend cardiac transplant survival through immune modulation.
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Pfizer and the University of Wisconsin Form Licensing Agreement
In yet another merger of Big Pharma and academia, two of the world’s leading research entities join forces for combined stem cell R&D.
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Adult Stem Cells From Fat Help Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Three patients with multiple sclerosis show significant improvement after being treated with their own fat-derived adult stem cells.
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Embryonic Stem Cells Reveal Clues About Myelin
Researchers unravel the cellular mechanisms of myelin formation from human embryonic stem cells.
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Spinal Cord Injuries Treated With Adult Stem Cells
Scientists demonstrate both safety and feasibility of an adult stem cell therapy for the treatment of spinal cord injuries.