STEMEDICA NEWS
STEMEDICA ISCHEMIC TOLERANT STEM CELLS PRODUCE SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN CARDIAC FUNCTION AFTER HEART ATTACK
Transplanted ischemic tolerant mesenchymal stem cells (itMSC) developed by Stemedica produced significant improvement in the pumping function of the left ventricle in patients who had experienced a heart attack. The study was presented at the 26th American College of Cardiology (ACC) meeting in Chicago, March 26, 2012.
STEMEDICA GRANTED US PATENT FOR CELLULAR SCAFFOLD
Stemedica has been issued U.S. Patent #8,105,380 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. This broad-based patent covers the combination of scaffolds with stem cells derived from ectodermal and mesenchymal tissue. These multi-stem cell products address need in the $12.5 billion wound care field.
DRIVEN BY 30 YEARS OF STEM CELL RESEARCH & SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENT
Transforming Medicine for the 21st Century
Stemedica Cell Technologies, Inc., is transforming regenerative medicine through the development and manufacturing of adult ischemic-tolerant stem cell products and biological compounds. Our technology has led us to breakthroughs that are changing medicine and improving life globally. As one of the few companies licensed and approved for clinical grade manufacturing and trial applications by regulatory agencies worldwide, our focus is on producing the best-in-class products available today.
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Stemedica Response to Geron Exiting the Stem Cell Business
Geron, a company formerly developing treatments using embryonic stem cells, announced
it is ceasing all its stem cell related activities. Stemedica provides its opinion
on the impact this has on the adult stem cell industry.
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The Miracle of Stem Cells Book
JUST PUBLISHED
Stemedica has recently
authored one of the most comprehensive and well researched books on adult allogeneic
stem cells.
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Book available for purchase from ChangeWell Publishing
The 288 pages of this full color hardback book details over 100 years of the history
of stem cells and includes over 360 scientific references.
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