stem cell therapy
Coverage of stem cell therapy in the Nexus archive.
- Suren, beloved camel at the Detroit Zoo, dies at the age of 18
Suren, an 18-year-old camel at the Detroit Zoo, was euthanized due to severe osteoarthritis and mobility challenges. The zoo's veterinary team tried treatments like stem cell therapy and joint injections but decided to end her suffering after she became unable to stand. Suren's daughter, Rusi, remains at the zoo with a new companion.
- Stem Cell Therapy for GA Shows Early Evidence of Vision Gains, Retina Preservation
A stem cell-derived therapy for advanced geographic atrophy (GA) showed preliminary evidence of vision improvement and retina preservation, according to a small study reported in Montreal. The study indicated potential benefits in preserving retinal health and enhancing visual acuity in patients with advanced GA.
- Kathie Lee Gifford, 72, says chronic pain kept her from running and playing with her grandkids
Kathie Lee Gifford discusses chronic pain preventing her from playing with her five young grandchildren. She has undergone hip replacement, cataract surgery, and recovered from a broken arm. Gifford credits her sense of humor and therapies like physical and stem cell therapy for her recovery.