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Eye Study Is a Small but Crucial Advance for Stem-Cell Therapy
Posting date: 02 Apr, 2012
Robert Lanza, chief scientific officer of Advanced Cell Technology, says the two patients in an early stage of a stem-cell study have shown no negative side …
Study points to possible cure of type 1 diabetes
Posting date: 26 Mar, 2012
About 1 in every 400 people suffers from type 1 diabetes, and that number continues to grow nationwide. A new study underway in Salt Lake City is offering hope to those who struggle …
Stem cells may help restore some vision to blind
Posting date: 26 Mar, 2012
While embryonic stem cells were first isolated more than a decade ago, most of the research has been done in lab animals …
Stem Cells Restore Vision to the Blind
Posting date: 19 Mar, 2012
Two legally blind California women report significant improvements in their vision months after an operation during which doctors injected stem cells into their eyes …
The Magic Formula for Biotech
Posting date: 19 Mar, 2012
If you're a busy investor with more than just stock-picking on your plate, you might want to consider a mechanical investing strategy. And if you're interested in stocks …
Toddler with leukaemia could be saved by Samuel's birth after parents harvest stem cells
Posting date: 12 Mar, 2012
Stem cells harvested from an infant's umbilical cord may be used to save the life of the baby's brother who is suffering from cancer …
Cancer patient pioneers first stem cell trachea transplant
Posting date: 12 Mar, 2012
Christopher Lyles, 30 years old, underwent an experimental procedure, involving stem cells to treat his trachea cancer. A trachea connects the nose and mouth to the lungs …
Pluristem Vs. Geron: An Insider's View Of The Stem Cell Story
Posting date: 21 Feb, 2012
A few weeks ago, Geron (GERN), the world's first company to conduct clinical trials using human embryonic stem cells, announced that it was halting its stem cell research to focus its research and development resources on other areas …
Stem-cell donation can save a life
Posting date: 20 Feb, 2012
It began with a lack of appetite. Usually a big eater, in early fall Peter Dart began eating less than he normally did, sometimes telling his family that his stomach didn't feel right …
Adult stem cell research is growing possibilities
Posting date: 10 Feb, 2012
Through research labs and clinical trials across the country, adult stem cells are emerging to offer a variety of medical solutions. While some applaud …
Stem Cell Research on Its Way to find New Victories
Posting date: 08 Feb, 2012
Stem cell research is citing many new discoveries every day with the newest one recently by the Indian scientists, who are claiming to coax the ordinary cells and make them …
Stem cell therapy poised to transform medicine as dozens of clinical trials show early success
Posting date: 26 Jan, 2012
A rogue surgeon injects stem cells from a foetus into a sick man's brain. The cells morph and form body parts. When the man dies, the pathologist finds cartilage, skin and bone clumped in his brain. …
Adult Stem Cell Clinical Trials Showing Success
Posting date: 13 Jan, 2012
Dozens of adult stem cell treatments are moving through clinical trials and showing early success, raising hopes that some could reach the market within five years. 'It will only take a few successes to really …
human mesenchymal stem cells as an emerging therapy for Crohn's disease.
Posting date: 10 Jan, 2012
Human mesenchymal stem cells (Prochymal brand of remestemcel-L) have been developed for experimental use in Crohn's disease and other conditions. Mesenchymal stems cells (MSCs) have been shown …
Growing Organs In The Lab: A potential end to immune rejection (Part 2)
Posting date: 6 Jan, 2012
In light of the challenges posed by transplant wait lists and the need to choose the optimal immunosuppressive therapy to facilitate transplants, it is significant that for the first time ever …
Growing Organs In The Lab: A potential end to immune rejection (Part 1)
Posting date: 4 Jan, 2012
Last June, Andemarian T. Beyene, 36-year-old man with tracheal cancer received a special gift: a brand new trachea, made from a synthetic scaffold seeded with his own stem cells. Following this surgery …
Japanese researchers are launching an iPS cell trial for an untreatable eye disease
Posting date: 30 Dec, 2011
Dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD), an as-yet untreatable eye disease that causes blindness in older adults, made headlines last year when Massachusetts-based biotech Advanced Cell Technology …
Asthma researcher theorizes about 'healing juices' of stem cells
Posting date: 29 Dec, 2011
Dr Bernard Thebaud shows Lexi Schwenk, 5, stem cells that may be used in the future to pump out healing juices, and help people like Lexi deal with her Asthma. Taken on …
Stem-Cell-Seeded Bioartificial Tracheal Transplant Feasible
Posting date: 12 Dec, 2011
A stem-cell-seeded bioartificial nanocomposite tracheobronchial scaffold can be used successfully to replace a complex airway defect, according to a proof-of-concept study published online Nov. 24 in The Lancet …
Stem Cells Injected Into Man's Upper Spine
Posting date: 9 Dec, 2011
ATLANTA (CNN) -- A 50-year-old man from Trion, Georgia, is the first person to be injected with stem cells in the upper part of the spinal cord, making him yet another pioneer in the scientific quest to use stem cells to heal …
Stem cell treatment for animals could someday help humans, too
Posting date: 8 Dec, 2011
Stem cell treatments for animals may provide hope for people living with conditions such as osteoarthritis in their knees …
Safety of intravenous infusion of human adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells in animals and humans
Posting date: 7 Nov, 2011
Adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells (AdMSCs) represent an attractive and ethical cell source for stem cell therapy. With the recent demonstration of MSC homing properties, intravenous applications of MSCs to cell-damaged diseases have increased …
Breastmilk a natural stem cell therapy
Posting date: 28 Oct, 2011
Human breastmilk has the potential to help people suffering from diseases including Parkinson's disease and diabetes, according to a researcher at The University of Western Australia. Dr Foteini Hassiotou presented …
Stem Cell Therapy for Liver Disease Takes Step Forward
Posting date: 27 Oct, 2011
Researchers are reporting they can correct the mutation that causes an inherited liver disease, at least in the lab and in animals. The report, online in Nature, is "proof of principle" that stem cells can be used as therapy for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and perhaps for other diseases caused by a single mutation …
Making Heart Cells—Billions of Them
Posting date: 24 Oct, 2011
Researcher James Thomson achieved a scientific breakthrough a few years ago when he found a way to access stem cells without destroying embryos. He also saw an opportunity to make it a business.The company using this technology, Cellular Dynamics International …
Kidney transplant patients may not require daily heavy medication
Posting date: 19 Oct, 2011
Kidney transplantation or renal transplantation is the organ transplant of a kidney into a patient with end-stage renal disease. Kidney transplantation is typically classified as deceased-donor (formerly known as cadaveric) or living-donor transplantation depending on the source …
Patient, doctors encouraged by ALS trial
Posting date: 17 Oct, 2011
In 2010, Ted Harada was diagnosed ALS. He is now participating in a clinical trial at Emory University (CNN) -- A little more than two years ago, Ted Harada felt his left leg weakening, and he found himself quickly running out of breath. Doctors first thought he had asthma, but in May 2010 they told him he probably had ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease …
Using stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease
Posting date: 12 Oct, 2011
Neurons derived from embryonic stem cells. When neurons that make a chemical called dopamine are slowly destroyed, nerve cells in that part of the brain cannot properly send the messages that would normally control muscle function. As the damage gets worse with time, a person experiences tremors and movement becomes difficult. This is Parkinson's disease …
More success with adult stem cells
Posting date: 11 Oct, 2011
An Israeli firm is now using adult stem cells to treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), better known as Lou Gehrig's disease, and similar research might make its way to Massachusetts.The research, which was first conducted on mice by professors …
Stem cell centre gets green light from UK government
Posting date: 07 Oct, 2011
The prime minister will this month announce the creation of a £30m centre to turn scientists' stem cell research into a new multimillion-pound industry to help drive Britain's recovery. …
Stem Cells Offer New Hope for Renal Failure
Posting date: 06 Oct, 2011
Renal Failure is a condition in which the kidneys are unable to adequately filter wastes and excessive water in body which gives rise to symptoms like edema, anemia, itching and feeling tired etc. For most Renal Failure patients, they are told to wait for the dialysis or kidney …
New York Stem Cell Summit Issues Adult Stem Cell Fact Sheet
Posting date: 22 Sep, 2011
The New York Stem Cell Summit is releasing effective today an Adult Stem Cell Fact Sheet to help the press and the general public understand more accurately the role that autologous stem cell therapies play in medicine in the United States today …
Autologous stem cell transplantation for lung cancer
Posting date: 20 Sep, 2011
A lung cancer patients in the third military medical university xinqiao hospital cancer treatment centers for army hematopoietic stem cell transplantation rehabilitation hospital discharge after treatment …
Healing wounds with your own stem cells
Posting date: 19 Sep, 2011
That's the case for 6 million Americans suffering from chronic wounds that can take months, even years, to heal. Millions have no other choice besides amputation, but now, a new stem cell therapy is helping …
Rugby World Cup winner Joost van der Westhuizen undergoes stem cell therapy
Posting date: 16 Sep, 2011
Joost van der Westhuizen, the South African rugby player recently diagnosed with fatal motor neurone disease, is undergoing experimental stem cell therapy in a bid to slow its progress …
Scientists hail Parkinson's brain cells 'breakthrough'
Posting date: 15 Sep, 2011
Scientists have for the first time generated stem cells from one of the most rapidly progressing forms of Parkinson's disease …
New Form of Colitis Seen With Cord Blood Transplant
Posting date: 9 Sep, 2011
A new syndrome characterized by watery diarrhea has been identified in a group of patients who underwent cord blood stem cell transplantation …
A Sneak Peak Into Scientists' Secret Dreams: Why We Must Dream Big
Posting date: 26 Aug, 2011
Sometimes I let myself dream big as a scientist. I am a no-nonsense kind of scientist, but every once in a while I let myself wonder about what could be achieved on a big scale …
醫健:臍帶血幹細胞治惡疾傷口
Posting date: 22 Aug, 2011
【東方報訊】儲存臍帶血技術已引入本港多年,用以治療白血病及免疫系統疾病。原來除了臍帶血含造血幹細胞之外,臍帶本身亦含寶貴的幹細胞 …
A stem cell of hope for this eight-year-old
Posting date: 19 Aug, 2011
Muscular dystrophy-afflicted child is responding to stem cell therapy, which is emerging as the most popular treatment for rare and fatal genetic disorders …
Miles for Myles
Posting date: 27 Jul, 2011
NICHOLS, Iowa — For a young boy battling Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) in a town of fewer than 400 people, community support is key when starting a benefit fund …
Crippled dogs can run away thanks to stem cell trials
Posting date: 22 Jul, 2011
Dogs almost crippled by arthritis or joint damage are playing and exercising after one-off injections of stem cells into their injured elbows or knees …
New Hope for Diabetes Treatments by Stem Cells Biologist
Posting date: 20 Jul, 2011
The application of the stem cells was considered once as futuristic. But today's research shows that cells can be a source of a great hope for use in regenerative medicine …
A Novel View of Stem Cell Decline
Posting date: 18 Jul, 2011
An open access paper: "One of the most important and complex diseases of modern society is metabolic syndrome. This syndrome has not been completely understood, and therefore an effective treatment is not available yet …
Nichols family's last hope lies in controversial, miracle treatment (2)
Posting date: 13 Jul, 2011
An open access paper: "One of the most important and complex diseases of modern society is metabolic syndrome. This syndrome has not been completely understood, and therefore an effective treatment is not available yet …
Nichols family's last hope lies in controversial, miracle treatment (1)
Posting date: 13 Jul, 2011
There are a number of words that could be used to describe Myles Cook, but hopeless isn't one of them. At only 16, the West Liberty High School student lives with a countdown ticking in the back of his mind and he believes his time is running out …
Treatment of Kidney Disease with Stem Cell
Posting date: 11 Jul, 2011
Stem Cell has the characteristics of 'infinite' proliferation, potentiality of multidirectional differentiating, sustaining of hemopoiesis, adjustment of immunity, self-replication and so on …

 

 
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