NOVAKnee Program Names Made Scientific as Manufacturer for Living Biologic Knee Replacement
Made Scientific will manufacture Columbia’s NOVAKnee implants for a Phase 1 trial expected in 2028 under FDA oversight.
Leukemia Stem Cells Have Hiding Places. New Research Shows How Treatment Might Flush Them Out
New research shows how leukemia stem cells hide in bone marrow niches and why flushing them out could improve treatment.
Can Aging Muscle Stem Cells Be Recharged? What a New Mouse Study Found
A new mouse study found aging muscle stem cells may be recharged through GLS1 or fatty acids, but human proof is next.
3D-Bioprinted Stem Cell Scaffolds for Bone Repair: What Science Shows So Far
New preclinical research explores 3D-bioprinted stem cell scaffolds for bone repair, but it is not clinic-ready yet.
Stem Cells for Alzheimer’s: What Animal Studies Suggest and Why Human Proof Still Matters
Animal studies suggest MSCs may help Alzheimer’s pathways, but human trials still decide what is real.
Stem-Cell-Derived Dopamine Neurons and Parkinson’s: UCLA’s $9M Environmental Risk Study
UCLA will use stem-cell-derived dopamine neurons to study how pesticides and pollution may affect Parkinson’s risk.
Family-Donor Stem Cells for Epidermolysis Bullosa: Early Trial Results Explained
A pediatric trial reported family-donor MSCs were safe in RDEB and improved symptoms. Here is what the evidence means.
Stem Cell Transplant for MS: What the BEAT-MS Trial Is Testing
The BEAT-MS trial is testing stem cell transplant for treatment-resistant MS. Here is what patients should know.
Stem Cells for Cerebral Palsy: What a New Randomized Trial Actually Found
A new randomized trial studied stem cells for cerebral palsy. Here is what it found, what it did not prove, and why it matters.
Stem Cells for Stroke Recovery: New Study Shows Brain Repair in Mice
Preclinical research shows iPSC-derived neural progenitor cells helped repair stroke injury in mice. Here is what patients should know.