What’s new in stem cell research and therapy?

August 05, 2009

What’s new in stem cell research and therapy?

Stem cells are being tested in cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, eye disease, Parkinson’s and to grow cartilage in damaged joints. Stem cells are also being made from blood, attached to sutures and authorities in Hungary crack down on unethical “stem cell tourism”. Read about these and other recent advances in stem cell science here…

Aug 5, 2009 8:37:14 AM | BioScience, Biotechnology, Ethics, News, Stem Cells

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