Stem Cell Blog

The uses of umbilical cord stem cells are rapidly increasing. A few decades ago, cord blood could treat about 40 conditions but today, that number is now over 80. These therapies predominantly use matched donor stem cells, such as those from a sibling, however perhaps the most exciting developments are in the field of regenerative medicine. Today, clinical trials are investigating new stem cell therapies for diseases and disorders like diabetes, autism and stroke, and much more. You can keep up to date with the latest developments in regenerative medicine on our stem cell blog.
Could a Blood Test at 12 Weeks Predict Pre-eclampsia?

Could a Blood Test at 12 Weeks Predict Pre-eclampsia?

Key detailsThe condition: Pre-eclampsia affects around one in 20 pregnancies worldwide and, together with foetal growth restriction, is a major cause of stillbirth and of illness in mothers and newborns [1, 2].The discovery: Cambridge scientists found that low levels...

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Could Sibling Cord Blood Help a Child With Cerebral Palsy?

Could Sibling Cord Blood Help a Child With Cerebral Palsy?

Key details The condition: Around 1 in 400 babies born in the UK has cerebral palsy, a lifelong condition that affects movement and coordination [1, 2]. The story: Gabriel Machado, a teenager from Lexington, Massachusetts, has been accepted onto a Duke University...

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