The Future is Bright for Stem Cell Treatments

Considering the many emerging research studies on possible cord blood and cord tissue stem cell use, the future of stem cell treatments is very bright. Only the surface has been scratched when it comes to discovering the potential of these cells to treat diseases and disorders. New technologies that allow for the expansion of cord blood cells means that effective autologous therapy will be achievable well into adulthood. Additionally, research has shown that cord blood stem cells can also be effectively used for regeneration or repair, of non-hematopoietic tissues, such as the repair of joint damage through cartilage regeneration. Studies have also demonstrated that these cells are effective at modulating/reducing inflammation, and in the treatment of neurological disorders (ie. ALS, Alzheimer’s Disease, Stroke) that can occur later in life. Keeping up with the latest news inspires hope in the future.



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Cord Blood Stem Cells for Knee Osteoarthritis: New Hope

Cord Blood Therapy Effective for Cerebral Palsy

Stem Cells in the Treatment of Juvenile Arthritis

Not Just Stem Cells: The Potential in Umbilical Cord Exosomes

Report: Cord Blood Enhances Liver Disease Therapies

Stem Cells Better Treatment Alternative to Deadly Autoimmune Disease Scleroderma

In the News: Cord Tissue for Cleft Repair

Cord tissue to treat arthritis is for the dogs—too

New Strategy for Treating Parkinson's Disease

Cord blood stem cells may help restore vision for those suffering from macular degeneration

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