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The Stem Cellar — 218 episodes · page 2 of 3
CIRM-supported therapy for blood cancers gets FDA fast track
CIRM-Funded Study Helping Babies Battle a Deadly Immune Disorder Gets Boost from FDA
Stem cell discovery could help shorten cancer treatment recovery
First Patient Dosed in Phase 1 Clinical Trial for T1D
Could a common herb help in the fight against COVID-19 and other inflammatory diseases?
How a tiny patch is helping restore lasting vision
Meet the man who is unlocking the secrets of autism and sending mini-brains into space
CIRM Board gives thumbs up to training and treatment programs
Making stem cell and gene therapies available and affordable for all California patients
Educating and training the next generation of regenerative science workforce
Two Early-Stage Research Programs Targeting Cartilage Damage Get Funding from Stem Cell Agency
How these scholars are growing the regenerative medicine field in California
Breaking down barriers: Expanding patient access and accelerating research
A new approach to a deadly childhood cancer
CIRM-funded stem cell clinical trial patients: Where are they now?
Overcoming obstacles and advancing treatments to patients
Sharing ideas and data to advance regenerative medicine
Empowering and connecting California’s research ecosystem through shared labs
How two California researchers are advancing world class science to develop real life solutions
A CIRM-funded therapy for a deadly blood cancer gets approval for Phase 3 clinical trial
Teaching stem cells to play video games
The Most Read Stem Cellar Blog Posts of 2021
One more good reason to exercise
How do Zebrafish grow ears? It’s quite transparent.
UCLA gene therapy offers children with LAD-1 a new chance at living a normal life
Researchers develop a stem cell-based implant for cartilage restoration and treating osteoarthritis
Lack of diversity leaves cloud hanging over asthma drug study
Newly-developed Organoid Mimics How Gut and Heart Tissues Arise Cooperatively From Stem Cells
How some brilliant research may have uncovered a potential therapy for Alzheimer’s
Wit, wisdom and a glimpse into the future
Stem Cell Agency Board Invests in Therapy Targeting Deadly Blood Cancers
Creating a New Model for Diversity in Scientific and Medical Research
Bridges Scholar Spotlight: Samira Alwahabi
The Evolution of World AIDS Day: Then and Now
Producing insulin for people who can’t
Now-Defunct For-Profit Stem Cell Clinic Ordered to Pay $5.1 Million for Scamming Patients Through False Advertising
One step closer to making ‘off-the-shelf’ immune cell therapy for cancer a reality
Sweating bullets and other stories from the frontline
Type 1 diabetes therapy gets go-ahead for clinical trial
A year unlike any other – a look back at one year post Prop 14
Old therapies inspire new hope for treatment of pediatric brain tumors
Promising new approach for people with epilepsy
COVID is a real pain in the ear
Beware of misleading headlines and claims
Reprogramming brain cells to restore vision after a stroke
A hair raising tale
A step forward in finding a treatment for a deadly neurological disorder
Some good news for people with dodgy knees
Getting under the skin of people with type 1 diabetes – but in a good way
Looking back and looking forward: good news for two CIRM-supported studies
Celebrating Stem Cell Awareness Day
Raising awareness about mental health
Them bones them bones them dry bones – and how to help repair them
Lack of diversity impacts research into Alzheimer’s and dementia
Using a stem cell’s journey to teach kids science
Lung cancer, Sherlock Holmes and piano
A personal reason to develop a better gene therapy
Tiny tools for the smallest of tasks, editing genes
Mother and daughter team up to fight bias and discrimination in treatment for people with sickle cell disease
National Academy of Medicine honors CIRM Grantees
Creating a better way to treat type 1 diabetes
Stem cell therapy may help mend a broken heart
Feds hit predatory stem cell clinics with a one-two punch
CIRM funds clinical trials targeting heart disease, stroke and childhood brain tumors
Building a better brain (model) in the lab
Celebrating a young life that almost wasn’t
Paving the way for a treatment for dementia
City of Hope researchers discover potential therapy to treat brain tumors
Learning life lessons in the lab
A conversation with Bob Klein about the past, present and future of CIRM
SPARKing the genius of the next generation of scientists
Retooling a COVID drug to boost its effectiveness
A rare chance to help those in need
City of Hope scientists use stem cells to develop ‘mini-brains’ to study Alzheimer’s and to test drugs in development
How regrowing tiny hairs could restore hearing loss
Scientists use stem cell ‘mini-brains’ to better understand signs of frontotemporal dementia
Improving a special kind of cell to help combat immune related problems
Endothelial cell treatment reverses lung damage in mice with emphysema
Board Funds Fifteen Bridges to Stem Cell Research and Therapy Programs Across California and New Sickle Cell Disease Trial
UCSD researchers use stem cell model to better understand pregnancy complication
Building a new mouse, one stem cell at a time
Gene therapy is life-changing for children with a life-threatening brain disorder
Stem cell treatment improves motor function in monkeys modeling Parkinson’s Disease
A new way to evade immune rejection in transplanting cells
Heads or tails? Stem cells help guide the decision
CIRM funded trial for AMD shows promising results
CIRM Board Approves New Clinical Trial for ALS
An Open Letter to CIRM for World Sickle Cell Day
Sometimes a cold stare is a good thing
Study shows that COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective in people with cancer
Call for a worldwide approach to regulating predatory stem cell clinics
CIRM-catalyzed spinout files for IPO to develop therapies for genetic diseases
Unproven Stem Cell Therapies
CIRM funded trial may pave way for gene therapy to treat different diseases
Friday Round Up
Paving the Way
Latest CIRM TRAN1 awards focus on CAR-based cell therapy to treat cancer
CIRM Board Approves Continued Funding for SPARK and Alpha Stem Cell Clinics
How stem cells play “follow the leader”
CIRM Builds Out World Class Team With 5 New hires