Encouraging step to use CRISPR to treat hereditary blood disorders
The CRISPR gene-editing technique has been used to treat some [...]
Hopeful lines of experimentation to recover lost heart muscle and function
The first trials were carried out twenty years ago, in [...]
Vascular diseases treatment based in bioregenerating patient’s own blood vessels
Vascular disorders affect circulation and are a disease with a [...]
Adolescent cancer survivors show safety and satisfaction with ovarian tissue cryopreservation
Our Observatory has published medical and ethical aspects of ovarian [...]
Regenerative medicine. Rats’ heart muscle regenerated
Heart failure is caused by injury to the myocardium (the [...]
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A Japanese woman has become the first person with a cornea repaired using iPS, but NHS also obtained good result in this field GalleryA Japanese woman has become the first person with a cornea repaired using iPS, but NHS also obtained good result in this field
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A Japanese woman has become the first person with a cornea repaired using iPS, but NHS also obtained good result in this field
We have published two articles on this issue, both in [...]
Concerns about latest researches by Juan Carlos Izpisua’s group
There is no doubting the importance of biomedical research carried [...]
3D bioprinting for regenerative medicine and to produce organs. State of the art and an ethical reflection
A recent article published in the Journal of Stomatology, Oral [...]
FDA wins major victory in campaign against stem cell clinics that marketing bogus and potentially hazardous products
One bioethical issue our Observatory is following is the proliferation of clinics [...]
Can brain damage be repaired using cell reprogramming? Can be replaced the neurons?
Cell reprogramming (read our report about this technique HERE) has [...]
