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UK based clinical trial to treat Crohn’s with stem cells
A new clinical trial will see hospitals from across the country come together in a bid to treat Crohn’s disease with stem cell therapy. The new ASTIClite trial, led by Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS trust, follows on from a 2015 study...
Treating Alzheimer’s with stem cells found in fat
Doctors at Trinity Clinic Fukuoka, Japan have been given approval to treat Alzheimer’s disease using cutting-edge stem cell therapy. After 13 years of development by Dr Jeong Chan Ra and his team, the treatment promises a potential cure for the brain...
Should I Store Stem Cells Privately or Donate?
Choosing between public and private cord blood banking can be a daunting decision, especially considering that cord blood collection is a once in a lifetime opportunity only possible at birth. A lot of factors will affect your choice - from the costs to the potential...
What should I pack in my pregnancy hospital bag?
The article was updated and reviewed by Angie Willis, Specialist Midwife. There’s a lot to do as your due date draws near - from preparing the house to stocking up on baby supplies, it’s a challenge to get everything finished in time. Hopefully, this maternity...
Could stem cells offer a treatment for lung injury?
Researchers have found that a drug designed to release stem cells into the bloodstream may actually treat some forms of lung injury. The drug, called Plerixafor, is used around the world to fight some types of cancer but a new study suggests it may also...
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