Written by Editorial Team
We know that stem cells cure diseases that were once thought to be incurable. These are the building blocks of the human body and can be obtained from different sources.
Embryonic stem cells, adult stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells, and prenatal stem cells are examples of different stem cells. Many parents resolve to store their newborn’s stem cells as the list of diseases treated with stem cells is growing.
Clinical trials are helping research and validate the untapped potential of stem cells. With technology’s help and improved medical understanding of stem cells, there can be multiple other diseases that stem cells can cure.
A decrease in the disease progression or complete cure can guarantee the future scope of stem cell treatment. Hence, the diseases stem cells can cure can be more than ever known.
The following is the list of the diseases that are undergoing clinical trials currently for the effectiveness of stem cells treatment:
There is a lot of research on exploring how stem cells can be used to treat diseases. It is anticipated that in the future, stem cell therapies will be used to cure many types of diseases for which there are no active treatments at the moment.
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