Stem cells used to clear-up clogged arteries
Doctors are using stem cells to create new blood vessels to treat peripheral arterial disease.
Stem Cell-Engineered Windpipe for Cancer Patients
From abcnews.com
Doctors in Italy announced they have used patients’ own stem cells to grow trachea tissue that led to seemingly successful transplanted windpipes in two patients diagnosed with trachea cancer.
View from the Top – Kenneth Aldrich, International Stem Cell Corporation
Kenneth Aldrich, Chairman of International Stem Cell Corporation, discusses the next generation of therapeutic stem cells.
Researchers Use Stem Cells From Patients’ Own Eyes to Restore Sight
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Is Stem Cell Research Making Progress?
Three distinguished researchers join NPR host Ira Flatow to discuss the latest adult and embryonic stem cell research news, and explain how the research may be used in humans.






