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Summer 2019: An Update On Stem Cell Uses
In the past year, potential stem cell uses have rapidly increased and the number of stem cell clinical trials has grown from 6,500 to 7,255. Just in the first half of 2019, there have been impressive developments in regenerative medicine – including a one-year-old boy...
2019 Advanced Therapies Congress: Top 5 Regenerative Medicine Insights
The future of cord blood for regenerative medicine is bright. That was abundantly clear from this year’s World Advanced Therapies & Regenerative Medicine Congress, which is now in its fifth year. Once again, the congress brought together more than 1,000 attendees...
Cord Blood Research: Hal Broxmeyer’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Renowned cord blood scientist and researcher Hal Broxmeyer has been awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Cord Blood Association, which counts Cells4Life among its members. The award, which last year went to Eliane Gluckman MD, recognises Broxmeyer’s significant...
Mesenchymal stem cells treat sepsis
Stem cell therapy has the potential to cure sepsis, according to a team of scientists in Durham, North Carolina. What is sepsis and how do you get it? Sepsis is a condition that occurs when the body’s normal response to infection goes into...
HIV ‘undetectable’ after stem cell transplant
A UK patient has entered remission from HIV for the past 18 months, after receiving a stem cell transplant. Although it is too early to say the patient has been ‘cured’, researchers say the condition is now ‘undetectable’ in the patient’s body. The news...
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