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Global Diabetes Therapeutics and Diagnostics Set to Hit $132.0 Billion in 2028- Insights from BCC Research

Latest Study Forecasts Global Diabetes Therapeutics and Diagnostics Market to Surge to $132 Billion by 2028, Growing at a 5.2% CAGR BOSTON, Jan. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The global market for diabetes therapeutics and diagnostics is experiencing remarkable growth, poised to reach $132.0 billion by 2028. Fueled by increasing diabetes prevalence and technological advancements, this […]

Cancer mutations in stem-cells used to replace diseased organs

The researchers show that 22% of the samples analyzed appeared to have at least one cancer-related mutation, and at least 70% of those were acquired throughout their propagation in culture.

MOH to review regulatory requirements for cord blood banking after Cordlife's mishandling of blood units

All cord blood banks in Singapore are subject to scheduled inspections every two years, and MOH may also conduct additional visits, including those that are unannounced. 

Microfragmented adipose tissue injection beneficial for knee OA

Sick boy, 10, to travel 4,000 miles for transplant thanks to the Mirror

Jasper Makungu, 10, is set to travel from his home in Zambia to a clinic in India for a life-saving transplant thanks to the Mirror after we teamed up with cancer charity DKMS

republicans is irony. >> there's a lot of that. irony in places irony probably shouldn't be. but it's there. and the reality of it is, that doesn't faze them. we watched republicans vote against the infrastructure bill, and yet we are touting the infrastructure money that was coming to their districts. so, yeah. irony is not lost on them. they know what it is. they don't care about it. they figure most people aren't paying attention. so yeah i'm going to vote against the stem cell bill but what i need stem cells i'm glad it's there. >> let's talk about nikki haley. the kayleigh is running for president, apparently on lying about the civil war then saying she didn't mean it and then also pardoning donald trump and also having black friends. roll on. >> i should have said slavery

Global Cartilage Repair/Cartilage Regeneration Market Report 2023-2028: Japan to Witness Highest Growth During Forecast Period

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Global Cartilage Repair/Cartilage Regeneration Market by Treatment Modalities (Cell-Based (Chondrocyte Transplantation, Stem Cells, Growth...

Boy with rare blood disorder meets hero Scots bone marrow donor who saved his life

UCLA Shows Radiation Treatment Makes Breast Cancer Worse

A recent study found that radiation treatment transforms cancer cells into treatment-resistant breast cancer stem cells, making the cancer worse.

Cells of the future: A key to reprogramming cell identities