by Insception Lifebank | Blog, Cord blood stem cells
Cord Blood Awareness Month 2024 (#CBAM2024) is especially meaningful for the team here at Insception Lifebank. This year marks the 50th anniversary of cord blood being identified as a source of stem cells.1 It’s a discovery that over the past five decades has led to...
by Insception Lifebank | Blog, Cord blood stem cells
To an outsider, Tommy Bacon and his baby sister Aria may look like any pair of close siblings. But the two have a bond that runs far deeper than most. When Tommy was just two years old, he was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of leukemia, and the family was told...
by Insception Lifebank | Blog, Cord blood stem cells
This year marks the 50th anniversary of cord blood being identified as a rich source of stem cells.1 It was this pivotal discovery that inspired us to begin our mission of helping families take advantage of the potential benefits of newborn stem cell preservation. In...
by Muhammad Faisal | Blog, Cord Blood, Cord blood stem cells, Research, Science & Research, Stem Cell Research
Share this article : An American research team has announced that for the first time a woman appears to have been cured of HIV following a transplant of umbilical cord blood stem cells.1 The “New York patient,” as the woman is referred to by researchers, is now the...
by Insception Lifebank | Blog, Cord Blood Blog, cord blood research, Cord blood stem cells, Stem Cell Research
Stem Cell Awareness Day is the perfect time for a quick refresher about the far-reaching benefits of preserving newborn stem cells. Incredibly valuable from day one, the life-changing potential of cord blood stem cells and cord tissue stem cells increases every year...
by Insception Lifebank | Blog, Clinical Trials, cord blood research, Cord blood stem cells
The Insception Lifebank Group is dedicated to supporting preclinical studies and clinical trials in the use of umbilical cord blood in regenerative medicine applications. Dr Malhotra’s Cord SaFe study will review the feasibility and safety of administering...