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  • Induced pluripotent stem cells use in the research lines of new cell therapies

    October 13th, 2021Bioethics, biomedical research, Cell therapy, Ethics of Scientific Research and Medical clinic, NEWS and VIEWS, Regenerative Medicine

    In recent years, research that uses stem cells in regenerative medicine has been developed, to create repairing treatments for tissues and organs. Our Observatory has published several articles referring to the bioethical aspects of these researches and their, until now, [...]

  • Stem cell unapproved therapies allowed

    Harms Linked to Unapproved Stem Cell Interventions and Right to Try laws

    June 4th, 2021Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, biomedical research, Cell therapy, Ethics of Scientific Research and Medical clinic, NEWS and VIEWS, Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cells

    One of the great advances in medicine is regenerative therapy and stem cell treatments. They are relevant numbers of products and therapies, several of them have been approved by the FDA but many more are in the trial phase. Stem [...]

  • Heart cell therapies

    Hopeful lines of experimentation to recover lost heart muscle and function

    January 27th, 2021Adult Stem Cells, Bioethics, Cell therapy, Embryonic Stem Cells, NEWS and VIEWS, Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cells

    The first trials were carried out twenty years ago, in animals with stem cells in the heart the latest experimentation with satisfactory results in mice was made last year (read HERE). The aim has been to regenerate lost heart muscle [...]

  • Cells who repair heart damages identified could be a great step to cell therpies after a heart attack a major reason of death

    Discover of the cells responsible for repairing the damage after heart attack

    September 29th, 2020Bioethics, BRIEF NEWS, Cell therapy

    Last Friday Circulation Journal published an article with an international study of the Center for Applied Medical Research (Cima) and the University of Navarra Clinic (Pamplona Spain) in which reports the identification of the heart cells responsible for repairing the [...]

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    Cell therapy advances. Significant improvements in infarcted mouse hearts

    January 10th, 2020Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, BRIEF NEWS, Cell therapy

    If mouse placental cells are administered to mice with myocardial infarction, they can act on the damaged area of the heart, differentiating into cardiomyocytes and vascular cells, consequently improving cardiac function. It has previously been shown that cells from the [...]

  • 3D bioprinting major advancement. Ineluctable future for complex surgery in confined environments where no available tissue or organ donors will be found

    3D bioprinting for regenerative medicine and to produce organs. State of the art and an ethical reflection

    October 15th, 2019Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, Regenerative Medicine, SPECIAL REPORTS

    A recent article published in the Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (Volume 120, Issue 2, April 2019, Pages 128-132) made a review with the title 3D Bioprinting: principles, fantasies and prospects. It is based on a PubMed/MEDLINE search [...]

  • Stem cell clinics offering unapproved treatments and using questionable marketing campaigns to take advantage of vulnerable patients sanctioned

    FDA wins major victory in campaign against stem cell clinics that marketing bogus and potentially hazardous products

    June 7th, 2019Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, NEWS and VIEWS, Regenerative Medicine

    One bioethical issue our Observatory is following is the proliferation of clinics offering stem cell treatments, many of which do not meet the necessary quality requirements. We published our first article on this problem in 2017 (see HERE and also North America’s two cell therapy companies [...]

  • Promising treatment for spinal cord injuries poses bioethical issues

    May 16th, 2019BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, Embryonic Stem Cells, Ethics of Scientific Research and Medical clinic, NEWS and VIEWS

    Spinal cord injuries are the pathologies that present medical problems in regenerative medicine. Thus, their possible treatment with stem cells has been one of the major challenges for regenerative and reparatory medicine. Nevertheless, progress in this medical field has been [...]

  • Cell reprogramming neurons in mice brain themself have been achieved. Having presented evidence that reprogrammed astrocytes acquire neuronal properties

    Cell reprogramming of neurons, a new frontier in regenerative medicine

    April 26th, 2019Adult Stem Cells, Cell therapy, Neuroscience, NEWS and VIEWS, Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cells

    Cell reprogramming has opened great therapeutic possibilities in medicine. Within this field, one of the most attractive possibilities would be to replace neurons that may be destroyed in various illnesses or following a stroke. Now, a new prospect has been [...]

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    North America’s two cell therapy companies fined for medical fraud. Is it the tip of an iceberg?

    February 14th, 2019Adult Stem Cells, Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, Medical Deontology, NEWS and VIEWS

    The Federal Trade Commission in the United States, has filed its first punitive action against two cell therapy companies. The Regenerative Medical Group and the Telehealth Medical Group offer therapy with stem cells derived from amniotic fluid for autism, cerebral [...]

  • New possibilities for repairing organic lesions included aging are found in cell reprogramming in vivo in animal experimentation

    In vivo cell reprogramming. A major step forward in regenerative medicine

    February 6th, 2019Animal Testing, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, Embryonic Stem Cells, SPECIAL REPORTS, Stem Cells, Uncategorized

    Cell reprogramming  is revolutionizing the biomedical world, not only because it can obtain cells of different tissues from pluripotent cells, but also because these cells can be genetically modified to be used for the treatment of serious illnesses or to [...]

  • One HIV patient cured by a cell therapy new technique. From 5 patients who received a stem cell transplant, one was entirely cured

    Could HIV be entirely removed? It is the main question in the HIV fight

    October 18th, 2018BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, NEWS and VIEWS, Sexuality and STDs

    A recent article titled, A study unravels new stem cell transplant factors that might lead to HIV eradication in the body shows that is possible and has been eradicated throw a cells therapy by Spaniard researchers. The finding,  still incipient, opens [...]

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