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Tag Archives: clinical trials
Geron Restarts Embryonic Stem Cell Clinical Trials for Spinal Cord Injury
Almost a year after the FDA halted the study, Geron‘s clinical trial for a human embryonic stem cell (hESC) therapy [...]
FDA Approval for Stem Cell Treatment Trials for Lou Gherig’s and Heart Disease
Stem cell treatments continue to gain ground in the United States. Louisiana based TCA Cellular Therapy has 6 FDA clinical [...]
Nanotechnology Creates Artificial Artery for Clinical Trials
Researchers at London Royal Free Hospital are hoping to save limbs and lives with the creation of their new artificial [...]
Implant that Shocks Brain to Treat Epilepsy in Clinical Trials
The medical uses of electrically shocking your brain have a dubious history and a worse portrayal in movies. One Flew [...]
Posted in AI, Longevity And Health
Tagged clinical trials, electric shock, epilepsy, implant, neopace, responsive stimulation, RNS, seizure
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Geron Explains Why First Embryonic Stem Cell Clinical Trial is Stalled
As if waiting for eight years wasn’t bad enough, we could see another few months pass before the first clinical [...]
Posted in Stem Cells
Tagged clinical trials, cysts, embryonic, FDA, GERN, geron, Stem Cells
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