Stem Cells End Incontinence
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Austrian researchers have successfully treated incontinence in women using the patients&#39; own muscle-derived stem cells. The women were suffering stress incontinence, a condition that affects almost
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Austrian doctors reported yesterday that they&#39;ve successfully treated women suffering from urinary stress incontinence with their own muscle-derived stem cells.
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Stem cells have been used to save mice embryos from a lethal heart defect.
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Scientists are successfully treating stress incontinence with a transplant of the patient&#39;s own stem cells. Cells are removed from muscle tissue in the patient&#39;s arm, cultured in a lab, and injected into the wall of the urethra and the sphincter muscle.
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Scientists have identified a cardiac stem cell that could be the basis for new heart therapies
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Urinary incontinence in women can be  corrected by transplanting the patient's own muscle-derived  stem cells into the urethra to strengthen it, scientists said  on Monday.
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Scientists are preparing for a large  clinical trial in 2008 which aims to use stem cells to help 400  patients with spinal cord injuries in Hong Kong, mainland China  and Taiwan grow new cells and nerve fibers.
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Researchers in the UK and Japan say adult stem cells could be used to reverse liver disease.
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A man's testicles might be a source of stem cells to help him fight serious diseases, US scientists have shown.
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NEW YORK  - Stem cells transplanted into  the eyes of mice with retinal disease restored and improved the  animals' vision, a finding that may yield benefits for patients  with eye disease, researchers report.
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British scientists are reportedly working on how they can use stem cells to treat cirrhosis of the liver. A team of researchers at London&#39;s Hammersmith Hospital are testing a process which uses the patient&#39;s
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Pioneering research is to test if stem cells can repair heart muscle damaged by a heart attack.
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NEW YORK  - Inserting an artificial sphincter around the outlet of the bladder can improve the urine leakage that many elderly men experience following removal of the prostate gland for cancer and other diseases, according to a report in the journal Urology. The results suggest that age in itself is not a barrier to this treatment.
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CHICAGO - Austrian researchers are successfully treating incontinent women with the patient&#39;s own muscle-derived stem cells. The findings of the first clinical study of its kind were presented today at the
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Scientists discover a groundbreaking method for sorting various types of stem cells using electrophoresis.
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Women&#39;s own bodies may hold the key to their recovery from incontinence, researchers say. In a small study being presented Nov. 29 at the Radiological Society of North America
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Urinary incontinence in women can be corrected by transplanting the patient's own muscle-derived stem cells into the urethra to strengthen it, scientists said on Monday.