stem cells
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Researchers Develop NEW Synthetic Stem Cells Without Cancer Risks
Researchers have developed a form of synthetic cardiac stem cell. These stem cells appear to offer therapeutic benefits that can be compared to those from natural stem cells and could even replace some of the risks associated with stem cell therapies.
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Scientists are Sending Stem Cells Into Space -- Here's Why
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Scientists Explain Mechanism Behind Breast Cancer Relapse
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Scientists Create Lab-Grown Human Brains That Could Think and Feel
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Goodbye Arthritis: Stem Cell Therapy Could Revolutionize Hip Replacement
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Cure for Baldness? Japanese Firms Work to End Hair Loss Problems by 2020
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Concern As Hundreds of US Clinics Offer Unapproved Stem Cell Treatments
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This Biotech Company Could Be the Site of A Zombie Breakthrough
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Researchers Take One Step Closer in Re-Growing Personalized Organs
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Flatworm Genome Study Provides Insight Into How Stem Cells Work
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Silly Putty Could Help Us Grow Spinal Cords
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'Frozen Zoo' Could Save World's Endangered Species
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Scientists Successfully 'Reset' Stem Cells
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