
New Stem Cell Finding Bodes Well for Future Medical Use in Humans
Concerns that stem cells could cause cancer in recipients are fading further with a new study

New Stem Cell Finding Bodes Well for Future Medical Use in Humans
Concerns that stem cells could cause cancer in recipients are fading further with a new study

Dispute over Stem Cells: A Timeline
For more than 40 years government officials have grappled with how to regulate and fund the controversial research


Stem Cell Therapy Could Transform Parkinson's
Stem cell therapy is emerging as a promising treatment for Parkinson's disease

Stem Cells Made from Cloned Human Embryos
Cell lines made by two separate teams could boost the prospects of patient-specific therapies

Lab-Grown Esophagi Implanted in Rats
Working esophagi from stem cells could be used to aid cancer patients in the future

Lab-Grown Vaginas Implanted Successfully in 4 Teenagers
The organs, grown from the patients' own cells, are showing normal functions for the four young women

NIH Stem-Cell Program Closes
The director of the agency's Center for Regenerative Medicine resigned on March 28 after just one clinical-trial award had been made

Stress Alters Children's Genomes
Poverty and unstable family environments shorten chromosome-protecting telomeres in nine-year-olds

Stem-Cell Scientist Found Guilty of Misconduct
A Japanese researcher stands by her claim to be able to produce stem cells using an acid bath or mechanical stress

Could Stem Cells Breathe New Life into the Field of Blood Substitution?
Immature cells' regenerative prowess injects new excitement into the field

Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Treating Heart Attack Victims
Injections of a normally silent gene sparked recovery in pigs induced to have heart attacks

Acid-Bath Stem Cell Study under Investigation
A research institute is launching an inquiry after allegations of irregularities in two blockbuster papers