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Transient Inhibition of Transforming Growth Factor-{beta}1 in Human Diabetic CD 34+ Cells Enhances Vascular Reparative Functions

CD34 cells are primarily known for their hematopoietic activity, which means, that they are capable of making blood…

Biomedical Ethics in a Brave, New World

Dennis Trammell Pastor of the First Baptist Church at Possum Kingdom Lake, near Graford was diagnosed with multiple…

Muscular Dystrophy Sufferers Hope New Treatment Can Answer Prayers

Adult stem cell therapy has been used for many diseases including heart failure, liver failure, stroke, multiple sclerosis,…

Stem cells approved to treat ‘orphan’ disease

Stargardt’s Macular Dystrophy is the most common form of genetic juvenile macular degeneration. Manifestation of the condition begins…

Stem Cells Don’t have to be Alive to Be Beneficial

The use of stem cells in patients who have poor circulation is well-known.  In fact, the first use…

Letter from Neil Riordan, Founder and President

Stem cells back from outer space may solve mysterious illnesses of astronauts

Astronauts have a much higher incidence of infections in comparison to humans living under normal gravity. Dr. Millie…

Saginaw stem-cell therapy study breaking new ground

Use of stem cells for treatment of degenerative diseases offers great hope. Unfortunately, this hope is tempered by…

Can A Nutritional Supplement Grow Stem Cells?

The Center for Improvement of Human Functioning International (CIHFI) was lead author on a peer reviewed study published…