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A Brisbane scientist has used a pack of rats and a bunch of cells from a human nose to make a major breakthrough in the fight against Parkinson’s disease.

Using stem cells from umbilical cord blood and bone marrow, researchers apparently have cured a fatal genetic disease in a 2-year-old Minneapolis boy, a feat that could open the door for a variety of stem cell …

The road to death or differentiation follows a similar course in embryonic stem cells, said researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston in a report that appears online today in the journal Cell Stem …

"Lab On The Lake" To Kick Off World Stem Cell SummitMedical News Today (press release), UK - 21 hours agoStem cell enthusiasts will be able to enjoy Lab on the Lake, a public forum and festival as part of the 2008 World Stem Cell Summit organized by the …

RNL Bio exports stem cell technology to Japan.PharmiWeb.com (press release), UK - Jun 6, 2008RNL Bio Co Ltd., a premier Korean biotech company, dedicated to the commercialization of adult stem cell therapeutics for various human degenerative …

Stem Cell Treatment Credited for Giving Boy, 2, His Sight BackFOXNews - Jun 5, 2008Two months ago, Abby Wolfe took her son Tre to China to undergo an experimental stem cell treatment. "Two weeks prior to leaving we went over to Shands …

When forming attitudes about embryonic stem cell research, people are influenced by a number of things.

Researchers report they have used neural stem cells to correct a congenital brain disorder in mice.

RESEARCHERS at Griffith University in Brisbane say a cure for Parkinson’s disease could lie inside the nose of patients.

Mafia is a decently well-known game within role-playing communities. To put it succinctly (see wikipedia for a more elaborate explanation of the game), it’s a game played by a group of people in a living room, where people are secretly assigned mafia or innocent roles.
During each turn the innocents have to suss out which people [...]