Etiqueta: stem cells
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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.
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Canadian University Announces Major Adult Stem Cell Research Award on Horses
Representatives at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada announced over $1 million in funding for a major international research project on the development of adult stem cell therapies for the treatment of cartilage injuries in horses.
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Stem Cells: A New Fad for Cosmetics
Although the cosmetics industry has jumped on the stem cell bandwagon with a new line of "stem cell" products, not everything is what it appears to be.
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Arizona Man Travels to Central America for Adult Stem Cell Therapy
A man who was rendered paraplegic in a car accident 6 years ago travels from his home in Arizona to Central America for adult stem cell treatment.
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Clinical Results From Embryonic Stem Cells are «Decades Away»
A review of recent, and not-so-recent, advances in stem cell science reveal that any clinical applications of embryonic stem cell research are still decades away.
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Wisconsin Stem Cell Company Announces Licensing Agreement
As expected, Cellular Dynamics International announces yet another licensing agreement for iPS cell technology.
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Adult Stem Cells Continue Going to the Dogs
Once again, the adult stem cell therapy pioneered by the veterinary company Vet-Stem comes to the rescue of man’s best friend.
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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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New NIH Stem Cell Guidelines are Slowing Research
The new Guidelines issued by NIH are seen by many embryonic stem cell scientists as an obstacle to research.