News for Doctors

(New York, NY) Many unqualified stem cell clinics and physicians are making false claims of cure for a number of conditions without scientific study or supporting data. This news segment helps patients identify qualified physicians and stem cell centers.

(St. Petersburg, FL) A study at the University of South Florida shows how stem cells are helping patients quickly recover from strokes and improve functional outcomes.

(Buffalo, NY) After medical school and surgical training, a physician gave up his career in surgery to become a stem cell researcher. The reason for this career switch is explained from the doctor’s perspective.

(Los Angeles, CA) This article provides a very thorough review of current stem cell advances. It also highlights the obstacles that face doctors and patients who are seeking stem cell therapies.

(Portland, OR) While the regulatory pathways to treat strokes with stem cells are complex, studies are underway to determine how best to treat these conditions. Regenerative medicine may be a cure for this untreatable condition.

(Tel Aviv, Israel) Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel have successfully created a perfectly matched heart using a combination of 3-D printing and stem cells from fat tissue.

(Silver Spring, MD) The FDA provides a recent guidance document on the use of expedited development programs for regenerative medicine advanced therapies (RMAT).

(San Diego, CA) The FDA reports that 12 patients were hospitalized with serious infections related to umbilical cord stem cell injections.

(Miami, FL) Miami Dolphins QB is storing and using his own stem cells to heal from sports injuries and improve his overall quality of life.