Old Dogs Learn New Stem Cell Tricks
Unburdened with a canine equivalent of the FDA, elderly dogs in Australia are learning how to be young again, thanks to adult stem cell therapy.
March 20, 2009
Unburdened with a canine equivalent of the FDA, elderly dogs in Australia are learning how to be young again, thanks to adult stem cell therapy.
Opexa Therapeutics shows strong preclinical data for its autologous adult stem cell diabetes therapy.
Mothers of toddlers in England are being encouraged to store the baby teeth of their children as a future source of stem cells.
Humans are beginning to emulate salamanders in their regenerative abilities.
In FDA-approved clinical trials conducted in the U.S. with autologous adult stem cell therapy, heart patients show swift and significant improvement.
In an op-ed article published today in The Washington Post and entitled Obama’s Science Fiction, Dr. Charles Krauthammer issues a harsh and incisive criticism of Obama’s policy on embryonic stem cell research.