New hope for patients with Mediterranean anemia
The report of an international team of scientists showed that it was initially successful in gene therapy for a patient with Mediterranean anemia.
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The report of an international team of scientists showed that it was initially successful in gene therapy for a patient with Mediterranean anemia.
Scientists at the University of London (UK) have successfully implanted retinal stem cells in experimental mice.
Scientists have restored neuronal activity of mice with spinal cord injury by taking advantage of neural stem cells.
According to German scientists, patients with chronic heart failure who receive their own spinal stem cells will have a healthier heart and can live longer.
California biotech company Geron has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to test embryonic stem cells to treat paralyzed patients with spinal injuries.
For the first time in the world, doctors from England and Italy have cooperated successfully to perform a grafting of gas from stem cells.
Private hospitals with the stem cell bank of the infant's umbilical cord to use in cases of serious illnesses later are deceptive.
British scientists have successfully used stem cell therapy to heal people with severe vision damage.
A study has shown that it is possible to use human stem cells to produce cells capable of killing HIV-infected cells.
Chinese researchers have developed stem cells into new blood vessels, replacing clogged blood vessels in the patient's heart.
Italian scientists have successfully developed a new method to regenerate breast tissue cells of breast cancer patients without surgery.
The small amount of blood donated makes people think of a solution to 'convert' blood or make artificial blood.
Australian researchers have found a simple yet extremely creative method to treat blind people due to corneal damage.
Scientists use contact lenses with stem cells to maintain vision for the blind. The first surgery significantly improved vision for patients.