mom style food tech home money health crafts More3 Browse Articles & Videos By Category Mark Orwell In the summer of 2003, Mark Orwell began his career as a freelance writer focusing on popular culture, music, and film. He continues to write on a broad array of topics from Miami, Florida. His work has been available in the United States, the Caribbean, and South Africa. The world of medicine continues to grow in leaps and bounds. One of the newest and sometimes controversial procedures is cell therapy. It has been in practice for a while now, but isn't without its growing pains. Like many operations, it may seem radical to people, especially when stem cells are involved. However, the research that has been done shows that cell therapy can be effective in treating a number of ailments. Cell therapy works by introducing new cells into a diseased tissue in order to cure an illness. A number of different cells can be used for various circumstances. Stem cells are cells that have not grown into maturity. When introduced to a tissue, they will grow into healthy cells that match that tissue, thus replacing the ill cells and repairing the tissue. This … Continue reading →

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Year 1 The CIRM Diabetes Disease Team is developing a cell therapy to treat insulin-dependent diabetes. The ultimate goal under CIRM Award DR1-01423 is to file an IND with the FDA to allow first-in-human clinical testing of the cell therapy product. To reach that goal, numerous research and development activities need to be successfully executed in parallel, and the project requires careful planning and agile management. This is particularly critical because the planned product is complex and, as a cutting-edge technology, extends into new regulatory territory. In Year 1 of this Award, virtually all aspects of the project remained on track and the 4-year time line to filing an IND remains the same. The planned product is a combination therapy that is expected to alleviate a diabetics need to perform frequent blood monitoring and insulin injections. It will essentially replace or provide needed support to the endocrine pancreas that is lost or damaged in diabetes. The product consists of a human pancreatic progenitor cell population administered in a durable delivery device. Following administration, the progenitor cells mature into human pancreatic islets including functional insulin-producing glucose-responsive beta cells. Prototypes of the product have been tested in hundreds of rodents, and in … Continue reading →