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Stem cell shots rescue terminally ill children

Patients with graft-versus-host disease have been rescued by injections of stem cells which appear to calm down their immune systems

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From 'pro-life' to anti-ethics

From 'pro-life' to anti-ethics

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Nobel-winning stem cell pioneer

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Japan's Yamanaka wins Nobel for stem cell breakthrough

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Japan's Yamanaka wins Nobel for stem cell breakthrough

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Sickle-cell mice cured with their own cells

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Sickle-cell mice cured with their own cells

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Adult stem cells found in menstrual blood

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Editorial: Don't be fooled by stem cell hype

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Human skin 'reprogrammed' to form stem cells

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Menstrual blood could be rich source of stem cells

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Menstrual blood could be rich source of stem cells

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Stem cell shots restore lost memory

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Stem cell shots restore lost memory

Injections of stem cells improved memory in mice with brain damage, raising the prospect of therapies for Alzheimer's disease or strokes in humans

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Stem cell pioneers scoop Nobel Prize

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Stem cells recruited to help cancers grow

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Human stem cells from adult cells move a step closer

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As good as new: Scarless healing

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