CIRM supported study of gene silencer blocks ALS degeneration, saves motor function
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease,
A cancer drug’s journey: Hope found, then lost, then found again
Cancer patients hold onto hope the way some people hold
Benefit #50 (of 71) of the California Stem Cell Program: FIGHTING PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
Other than being spectacularly flat, my feet gave me no
FIGHTING BOWEL DISEASE: Benefit # 48 of the California Stem Cell Program
No one can fully understand another person’s pain. Before my
Commentary: Why California’s landmark stem cell agency deserves more funding
Promising research in danger of languishing Evangelina Padilla Vaccaro was
When it comes to disease, stem cells are a game-changer, scientists say. This is why
Thousands of the world’s leading stem cell researchers are convening in Los Angeles this week to discuss the prospects for a future without human disease. Stem cells could play a key role. These cells are remarkably flexible; under the right conditions, they can be coaxed to develop into many other types of cells in the body.
Out of the woods: USC alumna and nature lover Anna Kuehl finds hope to restore her vision
“With the right kind of environment and support, you can actually treat very specific regions or diseases down to the cellular level,” Humayun said. “One aspect of that could be called precision medicine, and another aspect is that stem cell-based therapies are coming of age. This will be one of the first studies to land that point.” Since the surgery, Kuehl notices little changes in her vision all the time. For example, she can make out the time on her watch again, and reading in general has become much easier.
Benefit # 46 (of 71) from the California Stem Cell Research Program: STEM CELLS AGAINST STROKE
In the middle of the night, I was wakened by
Benefit # 47 (of 71) of the California Stem Cell Research Program: JOBS AND NEW MONEY
Imagine a government program that attracts money, instead of just spending
Be the First to Know
Progress in stem cell research continues to save lives and help us treat chronic disease for millions of Americans. Sign up now for updates on the latest breaking news, advocacy opportunities, upcoming events and more.