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Groundbreaking clinical trial reports newborn stem cells may improve survival in patients with severe COVID-19

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Category: Stem Cell News, Uncategorized

Continued positive news in the fight against COVID-19 continues with the publication of promising results of a clinical trial investigating[…]

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At Home With the Holemons

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Category: CBR Stories

Recently, we showed you the heartwarming story of the Holemon family and their daughter, Abigail, who used her cord blood at Duke University as part of an investigational study for cerebral palsy.[…]

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Our New Partnership Kicks Off for COVID-19 Treatment

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Category: Stem Cell News

Recently, we announced we would be partnering with top research institutions to study how cord tissue mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) might help treat the symptoms of COVID-19.[…]

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Your 2020 Guide to Cord Blood Awareness Month

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July is Cord Blood Awareness Month! We’ve put together answers to some common questions about regenerative medicine and why newborn[…]

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The use of cord blood is determined by the treating physician and is influenced by many factors, including the patient's medical condition, the characteristics of the sample, and whether the cord blood should come from the patient or an appropriately matched donor. Cord blood has established uses in transplant medicine; however, its use in regenerative medicine is still being researched. There is no guarantee that treatments being studied in the laboratory, clinical trials, or other experimental treatments will be available in the future.

Cord tissue use is still in early research stages, and there is no guarantee that treatments using cord tissue will be available in the future. Cord tissue is stored whole. Additional processing prior to use will be required to extract and prepare any of the multiple cell types from cryopreserved cord tissue. Cbr Systems, Inc.'s activities for New York State residents are limited to collection of umbilical cord tissue and long-term storage of umbilical cord–derived stem cells. Cbr Systems, Inc.'s possession of a New York State license for such collection and long-term storage does not indicate approval or endorsement of possible future uses or future suitability of these cells.

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