Adult Stem Cells From Fat Help Multiple Sclerosis Patients
Three patients with multiple sclerosis show significant improvement after being treated with their own fat-derived adult stem cells.
April 24, 2009
Three patients with multiple sclerosis show significant improvement after being treated with their own fat-derived adult stem cells.
The U.S. National Institutes of Health have released a draft of guidelines for human embryonic stem cell research, limiting the use of federal funds to research on “spare” embryos that were originally created for reproductive purposes only.
In an FDA-approved clinical trial, the first patient to receive an adult stem cell therapy for the treatment of stroke shows significant improvement.
Scientists in London announce that a novel adult stem cell therapy which has already been successfully used in race horses for repairing damaged Achilles tendons will now be tested on people.
Researchers in Canada have discovered the ability of an ordinary harmless virus to selectively target and kill breast cancer stem cells.
Scientists in Germany create pluripotent stem cells from human adult monocytes.