Future Health has successfully released another sample to one of the leading hospitals in the Middle East to treat Severe Combined Immunodeficiency. The transplantation was performed on the 20th of January to a baby boy, and all preliminary tests show that his condition is improving after the procedure.
Dr Roger J. Dainty MBE, UK Managing Director of Future Health Biobank, visits Varna, Bulgaria. Roger’s primary visit to Varna, Bulgaria was to donate the sum 5,000 Lev to the Hospital in Varna city. The donation is to be used for two fetal baby monitors for the hospital baby unit.
Roger was introduced to Dr. Radoslav Minkov – CEO Hospital “prof. Dr Dimitur Stamatov “ Varna city.
Press Release: Future Health’s Tooth Stem Cell service provides access to a ‘treasure chest’ of stem cells Future Health launched the tooth stem cell service a number of years ago based on the premise that teeth contain valuable Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) that are readily accessible and easy to characterise. Because these MSCs have an immunophenotype that is comparable to those already utilised in clinical trials, both extracted and deciduous teeth are thought to be a valuable source of both autologous and allogeneic MSCs.
Future Health Biobank officially launched the release of their new Human Tissue Authority approved Lipo Stem Cells service at The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) 29th Annual Scientific Meeting in London last month.
News stories of successful cord blood treatments bring hope to many, and people are often amazed with how far science has come and continues to go.
Doctors claim to have successfully treated a child suffering with cerebral palsy with stem cells for the first time.
Just weeks after being given an intravenous stem cell treatment from umbilical cord blood, the symptoms of a boy who had been left in a vegetative state after a heart attack improved considerably.
<p<A new study appearing in the current issue of STEM CELLS Translational Medicine indicates that stem cells harvested from fat (adipose) are more potent than those collected from bone marrow in helping to modulate the body’s immune system.
