Category Archives: Stem Cell Research

Thursday, 14 November 2019, 11:49 amPress Release: University of Canterbury Two UC researchers awarded Rutherford FoundationPostdoctoral Fellowships Two outstandingUniversity of Canterbury researchers are among the tennationwide who have been awarded 2019 Rutherford FoundationPostdoctoral Fellowships The two-year RutherfordFoundation Fellowships seek to build human capability inresearch, science and technology by supporting early careerresearchers. Continue reading →

Bad Batch logo Dr. Death was a brilliant series about a rogue doctor that was unqualified at his job and made a lot of bad decisions that injured or killed many people Continue reading →

Many for-profit stem cell clinics advertise therapies that are not backed by science and may actually cause harm. For-profit stem cell clinics have popped up around California in recent years, advertising that they can treat everything from arthritis to Alzheimers, without FDA approval. Continue reading →

(Photo : Stem cell research and hair transplants how far have we come?) We all know that hair loss is a major problem, particularly for men around the world. While men who have enough hair left can have hair transplant procedures such as the FUT, FUE or DHI, done, this is not always possible. Continue reading →

Huntington's disease is caused by a dominant mutation, meaning that anyone who inherits it will develop the disease. Symptoms typically start when people are in their 30s, and those include dementia and the loss of motor control. Despite having identified the gene decades ago, we've struggled to find a way to use that knowledge to make patients' lives better. Continue reading →

Governments think they know what is best for their citizens a certainty based on a combination of factors, including being privy to a large amount of information that is not available to the public. Yet even democratically elected governments are not always immune from party political tactics Continue reading →

Is there a point too far for even pro-choice Americans to accept when it comes to abortion? Continue reading →

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "3D Cell Culture - Market Analysis, Trends, and Forecasts" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Continue reading →

The Eastland Companion Animal Hospital in Bloomington is asking dog owners if they want to participate in research on using stem cells to treat dogs with arthritis. Local dogs wouldjoin a double-blind, placebo-controlled studyto show the effectiveness of stem cells in treating large dogs(70 pounds or more) with arthritis in up to two joints of the knee, hip, elbow, or shoulder. The veterinary clinic has partnered with Animal Cell Therapies, who it's worked with before, to bring this study to Bloomington Continue reading →

The story so far: On Monday, October 21, at Neuroscience 2019, the Society for Neurosciences 49th annual meeting, held in Chicago, U.S., two neuroscientists warned the gathering that fellow scientists are perilously close to crossing the ethical red line of growing mini-brains or organoids in the laboratory that can perceive or feel things. In some cases, scientists have already transplanted such lab-grown brain organoid to adult animals. Continue reading →