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Stem Cell: 2018February24Saturday

Stem cell study may result in stronger muscles in old age

Scientists isolate cancer stem cells using novel method

Anti-Inflammatory Mechanism Could Enable Induced Stem Cell Therapies for MS

A personalized MS treatment built from skin stem cells

Age of stem cell donor influences survival

Dr. Bachier on the Evolution of Stem Cell Transplants in Hematologic Malignancies

Mesoblast stem cell therapy meets goal of pediatric Graft vs. Host study

New discovery could accelerate clinical translation of stem cell-based therapies

Boris the polar bear, 32, receives stem cell treatment

Utah Startup Claims It Is Regenerating Skin With Stem Cells

Stem Cell Therapy : 2018February24Saturday

Proposed legislation cracks down on health claims by stem cell therapy clinics

Mesoblast stem cell therapy meets goal of pediatric Graft vs. Host study

Custom Stem Cell Treatment Could Offer MS Relief

CU scientists' discovery could speed clinical translation of stem cell therapies

Boris the polar bear, 32, receives stem cell treatment

Texas A&M and Celltex Partnering on a Stem Cell-related Alzheimer's Treatment

Will 100 be the new 60? Stem cell start-up that raised $250 million could extend lifespan by decades, help cure cancer

Consumer health alert: many stem-cell therapy claims are unproven

Stem Cell Therapy Of Leukemia

Former NFL players turn to stem-cell therapies for help

Human Genome : 2018February24Saturday

A New Day? Fast, Cheap Human Genome Sequencing Will Open Doors

Handheld device sequences human genome

New algorithm can pinpoint mutations favored by natural selection in large sections of the human genome

Road Map for Discovery

Scientists Sequence Human Genome With Handheld USB Device

Human genome sequenced by handheld device

EXCLUSIVE: Human genome editing raises philosophical questions, Ellen Jorgensen

The Human Genome Project is awarded the Thai 2017 Prince Mahidol Award for the field of medicine

Evolution May Make it Harder for Humans to Hold Their Liquor

Is There an "App" for Human Genome Sequencing?

Crispr: 2018February24Saturday

Gilead and Sangamo deal shows that CRISPR still has competition

Webinar archive: Genome editing, CRISPR, and what comes next

Doctors In China Lead Race To Treat Cancer By Editing Genes

CRISPR could end sickle cell disease, but signing up black patients for clinical trials will be a hard sell

A Biohacker Regrets Publicly Injecting Himself With CRISPR

CRISPR Study Reveals Errors in Earlier Cancer Research

New CRISPR Method Takes on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

New CRISPR tools can detect infections like HPV, dengue, and Zika

China leads world with 8 CRISPR trials to treat cancer and CRISPR medicine is a national priority

CRISPR's New CAMERA is a Cellular Data Recorder

Genetic Modification: 2018February24Saturday

Science@30City returns, talks genetic modification with CRISPR technology

GMO Corn Is Safe and Even Has Health Benefits, Analysis of 6000 Studies Concludes

Technology isn't just changing society — it's changing what it means to be human

Fearmongering is scary, not genetic technologies themselves

HINGORANI: Genetic modification holds promise, but also dangers

Cancer therapy poised for rapid advances, noted researcher says

Understanding GMOs: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Coffee

Could WA be the genetic testing ground for 'synthetic mice' to end mice?

Australia Mulls a Green Light for Gene Editing

TECHNOLOGY

Biomedical - Companies: 2018February24Saturday

Perry Hall's Courtney Shaw aims to excel at basketball, biomedical engineering at Northwestern

Yale Center for Biomedical Data Science is about 'positive impact'

George Fox University adds biomedical engineering to its academic offerings

Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences receives NIH grant renewal to train students underrepresented in ...

Phoenix will launch InnoVention biomedical technology accelerator

The 17th Annual Wiley Prize in Biomedical Sciences awarded for elucidating the mechanism of nonsense

Super-stretchy sensors could create 'next level' biomedical devices

Premier Biomedical Inc., CEO William Hartman Returns to Uptick Newswire's “Stock Day” with Everett Jolly

A romance gone bad: Valentine's Day program examines biomedical researcher's ignoble lies

Chesterfield building downtown to begin holding biomedical engineering classes