Bone Marrow Donors Can Be Hard to Find. One Company Is Turning to Cadavers
Ossium Health is pioneering stem cell transplants from deceased donors, addressing the donor shortage for blood cancer patients, particularly minorities.
The Breakthroughs of Vision Restoration - The New Importance of Stem Cells
Stem cell research is revolutionizing healthcare by offering innovative treatments for conditions such as limbic stem cell deficiency and diabetes.
World-first stem-cell treatment restores vision in people
Stem cell transplants using reprogrammed stem cells demonstrate substantial and lasting improvements in vision for patients with damaged corneas.
Scientists Successfully Tested a New Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes
Stem cells, particularly reprogrammed fat cells, show promise for treating type 1 diabetes, reducing the need for insulin after treatment.
Animal Tests Show Promise for Restoring Heart to More Youthful Condition, Even After Heart Attack
Promising research aims to regenerate damaged heart tissue, offering hope for heart disease treatment.
Early animal trials indicate potential for therapies to restore heart function post-damage.
Daily briefing: Three unique Wikipedia curiosity styles revealed
Donor stem cell recipients do not face increased risk of cancer-causing mutations, suggesting safe transplantation.
Wikipedia user behavior showcases three primary curiosity styles: hunter, busybody, and dancer.
Bone Marrow Donors Can Be Hard to Find. One Company Is Turning to Cadavers
Ossium Health is pioneering stem cell transplants from deceased donors, addressing the donor shortage for blood cancer patients, particularly minorities.
The Breakthroughs of Vision Restoration - The New Importance of Stem Cells
Stem cell research is revolutionizing healthcare by offering innovative treatments for conditions such as limbic stem cell deficiency and diabetes.
World-first stem-cell treatment restores vision in people
Stem cell transplants using reprogrammed stem cells demonstrate substantial and lasting improvements in vision for patients with damaged corneas.
Scientists Successfully Tested a New Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes
Stem cells, particularly reprogrammed fat cells, show promise for treating type 1 diabetes, reducing the need for insulin after treatment.
Animal Tests Show Promise for Restoring Heart to More Youthful Condition, Even After Heart Attack
Promising research aims to regenerate damaged heart tissue, offering hope for heart disease treatment.
Early animal trials indicate potential for therapies to restore heart function post-damage.
Daily briefing: Three unique Wikipedia curiosity styles revealed
Donor stem cell recipients do not face increased risk of cancer-causing mutations, suggesting safe transplantation.
Wikipedia user behavior showcases three primary curiosity styles: hunter, busybody, and dancer.
Hope for MS sufferers as doctors 'cautiously very excited' about stem cell therapy in brain
Scientists have discovered a groundbreaking treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS) that could stop its progression.
Stem cell injections in the brain of patients with secondary MS showed no worsening of the illness a year later.
The stem cell transplant reduced inflammation and may stabilize disability progression in MS patients.
Newly discovered stem cell offers clues to a cancer mystery
Scientists have discovered a new type of stem cell in the spine that may explain why more cancer cells spread to the spine than other bones in the body.
The discovery of these vertebral skeletal stem cells could have implications for cancer treatment, spine fusion surgery, and osteoporosis.
The cells make a protein that is a signal to tumor cells, raising new treatment possibilities.
Doctors encouraged by early-stage trial of MS stem cell therapy
Injecting stem cells into the brains of multiple sclerosis patients was found to be safe and potentially protective against further damage from the disease.
The therapy reduced inflammation and may have a long-lasting, beneficial impact on patients with secondary progressive MS.
Further research is needed to determine the full potential of this treatment for multiple sclerosis.
MS breakthrough could lead to treatments that halt disease's progression
Injecting stem cells into the brains of patients with progressive MS could potentially stop the disease advancing.
The procedure was found to be safe, well tolerated, and had a long-lasting effect that protected the brain from further damage.
This study provides hope for the development of a cell therapy for treating MS.