Today, cord blood stem cells can be used to treat over 80 life-threatening diseases. Emerging research is expanding the list of diseases and conditions that may be treatable with cord blood, including autism, cerebral palsy and spinal cord injury. Imagine what may be treated in the next 20 years! Learn More
Cutting edge technology allows parents to store umbilical cord tissue, a rich source of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) that are different from the stem cells in your baby’s cord blood. Learn More
As a market leader, Insception Lifebank is committed to providing clear and balanced educational information to help Canadian families make an informed decision regarding cord blood banking options. Learn More
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Learn MoreChildren with various brain disorders who have their own or a sibling’s cord blood stored in a family bank may now be able to receive cord blood therapy regardless of whether they qualify for a targeted clinical trial... Learn More
A Duke University clinical trial has demonstrated promising results for the future potential of umbilical cord blood stem cells to help treat children with cerebral palsy. Learn More
Meet the children and families whose lives were changed forever because the cord blood stem cells they banked with Insception Lifebank were available. Learn More
Leo developed retinoblastoma when he was only months old and had a stem cell transplant the week after his first ...
Read moreDevon was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome at the age of two ...
Read moreJesse was diagnosed with bilateral retinoblastoma a type of eye cancer which was spreading to his spinal fluid ...
Read moreWhen Belinda and Paul first heard about cord blood banking through their doctor ...
Read moreA grandmother s loving investment helps protect the future of her grandchild ...
Read moreOver 35,000 cord blood stem cell transplants have been performed to date.