The unlikely combination of stem cells and seaweed are providing a novel approach for treating type 1 diabetes.  Type 1 diabetes is currently incurable, can be life-threatening, and, unlike type 2, can't be prevented through better...

The stubborn endurance of heart cells and remarkable plasticity of breasts have won two Queensland researchers $50,000 each in the annual Metcalf Prizes, awarded by the National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia. Dr Felicity Davis of...

Cardiologist and researcher Associate Professor James Chong has already used human stem cells to repair the damaged hearts of other large primates — a world first.  The achievement and his subsequent work won him a 2016...

Can stem cells treat cancer or autoimmune conditions? What can they tell us about Alzheimer’s disease? How will big data and genetic engineering change medicine? What will regenerative medicine deliver in the next few years? And...

Inaugural Metcalf Prize winner Kaylene Young’s stem cell research leads to potential new non-invasive treatment A new pain-free treatment for multiple sclerosis using magnetism to stimulate brain repair is about to begin trials with patients in...

The New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF), excited to announce our RFAs for the Innovator Awards for Early-Career Investigators are open! These global awards are open to early career investigators around the world and provide $1.5 million over 5 years. ...

In 2011, journalist Chris Kimball noticed he was losing weight, along with other odd symptoms. The 35-year-old father of two young children found out he had an unusual and aggressive form of non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a cancer...