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Stem Cell: 2018May05Saturday

Tech workers are paying $7000 to freeze their stem cells in hope of extending life

Fasting boosts stem cells' regenerative capacity

Virginia clinic patients who got ineffective stem cell treatments: They played on our pain

Adult Stem Cells Get a Boost from Fasting

See a Single Stem Cell Grow Into a Complete Creature

YOUR HEALTH: Stem cell therapy that helps restore lost sight

Embryo-like structure synthesized in a lab could help decipher infertility

What you should know about stem cells, from promising research to dubious uses

Research shows caloric-restrictive diets may improve stem cell health

Australian breakthrough in stem cell kidney research

Stem Cell Therapy : 2018May05Saturday

YOUR HEALTH: Stem cell therapy that helps restore lost sight

Stem cell therapy for the heart: hype or hope?

Jack Nicklaus' secret stem cell therapy: 'I didn't keep it private; no one asked me about it'

There's a problem with stem cell therapy in Florida

Global Cell Therapy Market, Price, Product & Clinical Pipeline Outlook 2024: A $25 Billion Opportunity ...

Disgraced surgeon is still publishing on stem cell therapies

What you should know about stem cells, from promising research to dubious uses

Early trials of stem-cell therapies hint at potential to restore some vision

First Stem Cell Therapy for Alzheimer's Disease Approved, Applied in Japan

UK Pilot Study to Evaluate Effects of Stem Cell Therapy in Friedreich's Ataxia Patients

Human Genome : 2018May05Saturday

Scientists Downsize Bold Plan to Make Human Genome from Scratch

Artificial Genome Scientists Want to Build Human Cells That Are Impervious to Viruses

Can we recode the human genome to resist viruses?

Harvard's Wyss Institute partners with Cellectis to recode the human genome

Scientists generate an atlas of the human genome using stem cells

Xia-Gibbs Syndrome study led to new patient registry

Local students celebrate National DNA Day with special project on human genome

Cellectis, Harvard's Wyss Institute to recode the human genome

Human Genome Project Team at NIH Honored for Advancing Research into Genetic Diseases

Scientists aim to create cells resistant to viruses and aging

Crispr: 2018May05Saturday

Before he died, this biohacker was planning a CRISPR trial in Mexico

CRISPR-on-a-Chip For Diagnosing Cancer May Soon Be a Thing

Evotec Licenses CRISPR-Cas9 Technology From ERS

Update On Crispr And Sorrento

In Mice, CRISPR-based Alzheimer's Therapies Inch Forward

George Church, CRISPR Pioneer, Embraces Alternative Tech In Project To Recode A Human Genome

Biology Will Be the Next Great Computing Platform

UC defends CRISPR patent rights in Court of Appeals

A CRISPR-based Home Test for Zika

A transplant of CRISPR-edited liver cells could replace lifelong injections for hemophilia B patients

Genetic Modification: 2018May05Saturday

Are you anti-GMO? Then you're anti-science, too.

Genetically Modified (GM) plants

Gerson: A contempt for science can have a human cost

Are GMO Foods Safe?

Bioethics committee reviewing stand on genetic modification for mitochondrial disorders

Singapore considering genetic modification to treat mitochondrial genetic disorders

Genetic engineering may provide only long-term solution to citrus greening disease, National Academies of Sciences ...

Controversial technique of genetic modification will be tested for the first time in Europe to cure a devastating inherited ...

USDA releases GMO food labeling proposal—suggests using 'bioengineered' instead of 'genetically modified'

True CRISPR: A Genetic Genre with Novel Twists

Biomedical - Companies: 2018May05Saturday

Vivex Biomedical, Inc. Announces Peer-Reviewed Study of VIA Graft

Mix of natural cures, biomedical devices prompts bone health, growth

Dead at Age 28, Ascendance Biomedical CEO Remembered for Pushing Boundaries

Report puts biomedical workforce training under the microscope—again

Harassment and discrimination allegations roil a top US biomedical institute

Combining natural cures with biomedical devices improves bone health, growth

UI biomedical engineering students tackle lymphedema in breast cancer patients

Open-source biomedical devices for reinventing the medical industry

Twin brothers graduate from USF in biomedical science

CRISPR: The gene-editing tool revolutionizing biomedical research