Stem Cell Blog

The uses of umbilical cord stem cells are rapidly increasing. Ten years ago, cord blood could treat about 40 conditions but today, that number is now over 80. As we look forward to new therapies for diseases and disorders like diabetes, autism and stroke, you can keep up to date with the latest developments in regenerative medicine on our stem cell blog.

Stem Cell Blog

The uses of umbilical cord stem cells are rapidly increasing. Ten years ago, cord blood could treat about 40 conditions but today, that number is now over 80. As we look forward to new therapies for diseases and disorders like diabetes, autism and stroke, you can keep up to date with the latest developments in regenerative medicine on our stem cell blog.
The Ultimate Push Present Guide (2026 Edition)

The Ultimate Push Present Guide (2026 Edition)

The Push Present: An Expectant Dad’s Guide to Getting It Right Push presents may have started in the United States, but the trend has steadily made its way across the globe. While they are still a relatively modern tradition in the UAE, many expectant fathers now...

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Could Stem Cells Help People in Respiratory Distress?

Could Stem Cells Help People in Respiratory Distress?

When a severe illness, infection, or injury affects the lungs, inflammation can cause fluid to accumulate, leading to Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS).[1][2] With limited effective treatments, this life-threatening condition remains a major medical...

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Can Stem Cell Therapy Heal Diabetic Foot Ulcers?

Can Stem Cell Therapy Heal Diabetic Foot Ulcers?

Key details High amputation risk: Diabetic foot ulcers are a serious complication of diabetes, often leading to infection and significantly higher amputation risks compared to the non-diabetic population.[1] Treating the root cause: Stem cell therapies, particularly...

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What Does Research Say About Stem Cells and Scarring?

What Does Research Say About Stem Cells and Scarring?

Key details Current limitations: Traditional scar treatments (such as surgery, silicone gels, corticosteroids, and laser therapy) can improve appearance and symptoms but are often only partially effective, and no gold-standard treatment exists for symptomatic...

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