Etiqueta: stem cell research
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Heart Stem Cells Activated for Healing
Researchers demonstrate a new way to stimulate endogenous heart stem cells to repair damaged heart tissue.
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Human Diabetics Treated With Pig Cells
A number of scientists have expressed concern over new clinical trials in New Zealand which began today, in which cells from newborn pigs are implanted into human volunteers for the treatment of diabetes.
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First Cardiac Stem Cell Infusion Performed
Researchers announce the successful performance of the world’s first cardiac stem cell procedure.
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Stem Cell Therapies Are Not Just for the Dogs
Vetrinarians in Austin, Texas are among the growing number of humans who are discovering that adult stem cell therapies are for the dogs.
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Adult Stem Cells Act as Pacemaker
Researchers in Japan discover a natural "biological pacemaker" in adult stem cells derived from adipose tissue.
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NeoStem Featured on CBS
The biotech company NeoStem is featured on the CBS Sunday morning segment, "Eye on New York City", for their pioneering work with adult stem cells.
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Enrollment Begins in Adult Stem Cell Clinical Trial for Ischemic Stroke
The biotech company Stem Cell Therapeutics begins enrollment in a Phase IIb clinical trial for acute ischemic stroke.
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Heart Damage in Mice Repaired With iPS Cells
Induced pluripotent stem cells have been used in a mouse model to repair damaged heart tissue.
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Cord Blood America Highlights 2009 Stem Cell Progress
One of the nation’s leading providers of umbilical cord blood stem cell banking offers an encouraging analysis of the industry by reviewing their own major milestones that have been achieved just within the first half of 2009.
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Adult Stem Cells Treat Scleroderma
A man suffering from advanced scleroderma shows dramatic improvement after being treated with autologous adult stem cell therapy.