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OptiStem launches Hope Beyond Hype on International Clinical Trials Day
dim, 20/05/2012 - 8:00am — admin“The strangest discoveries can end up saving lives… like the discovery that skin could be grown in a dish.”
So starts an inventive 16 page graphic story that tells a story of stem cells from lab bench discoveries to working therapy. The graphic story, Hope Beyond Hype, grew from the desire of OptiStem, a large European consortium of stem cell researchers, to go beyond just explaining the science of stem cells. They wanted to depict the process they undertake as they try to move stem cell research on towards clinical trials and therapies.
A stem cell dream: using iPS cells to treat disease
A dialogue based event about the real issues in stem cell research. Can iPS cells – ‘hot stuff’ for researchers as it is one of the latest major breakthroughs in stem cell science – be used to treat disease like Parkinson’s? Can we develop safe treatments now? What does science say?
Recently staged at Bergamo Scienza and CCCB in Barcelona.
The eye and stem cells: the path to treating blindness
Our eyes are only 2 or 3 centimetres across, but most of us rely on them in almost everything we do. Stem cell biologists hope the future may hold new treatments for diseases that cause loss of vision. So what progress has been made and what is current researched focussed on?