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Stem Cells for Anoxic Brain Injury: Does Timing Matter?

Key Takeaways Stem cell therapy for anoxic brain injury is still experimental, and no study has compared early with late treatment in people. Most natural recovery after cardiac arrest occurs in the first three months, a 2017 study of 141 survivors found. Cooling newborns within six hours reduces death and

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Stem Cells for Liver Disease: Fibrosis and Inflammation

Key Takeaways Mesenchymal stem cells are among the most studied cell types for chronic liver disease, but the approach is still experimental. Researchers think the cells may calm the immune system and slow scar-forming cells, mostly based on lab and animal work. Small human trials reported better survival in some

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Stem Cells for Heart Failure: Blood Flow and Scarring

Key Takeaways Researchers test stem cell therapies for heart failure, but no trial shows that the cells rebuild a damaged heart. A 2016 Cochrane review of 38 trials and 1,907 people found no gain in heart pumping strength and rated the evidence low quality. A 2012 trial of 30 people

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