Medicine and Stem Cells

In our Medicine and Stem Cells section you can explore the conditions and diseases that can be treated with stem cell therapy or help inform your participation in clinical trials or treatment.

Explore our Medicine and Stem Cells library by:

Conditions
Type
Muscle diagram

Muscular dystrophy: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Muscle and Skeletal Diseases Muscular Dystrophy
• EuroStemCell resource
Blood cells

Blood stem cells: the pioneers of stem cell research

Blood Stem Cells Cell and Gene Fundamentals
• EuroStemCell resource
Mother and her daughter with cerebral palsy

Cerebral Palsy: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Cerebral Palsy Neurological Disorders
• EuroStemCell resource
Alzheimer’s disease: how could stem cells help?

Alzheimer’s disease: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Alzheimer's Disease Neurological Disorders
• EuroStemCell resource
Kidneys

Kidney disease: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Kidney Disease
• EuroStemCell resource
Smear of peripheral blood from a patient with chronic myeloid leukaemia

Leukaemia: how can stem cells help?

Blood Stem Cells Current and Potential Uses Cancer
• EuroStemCell resource
Neurons grown from embryonic stem cells

Parkinson’s disease: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Neurological Disorders Parkinson's Disease
• EuroStemCell resource
Brain and spinal cord: dissection, back view.

Spinal cord injuries: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Spinal Cord Injuries
• EuroStemCell resource
The heart: our first organ

The heart: our first organ

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Heart Disease
• EuroStemCell resource
Multiple sclerosis: how could stem cells help?

Multiple sclerosis: how could stem cells help?

Current and Potential Uses Factsheets Multiple Sclerosis
• EuroStemCell resource
Zika virus in mouse brain

3D mini-brain sheds light on Zika Virus in the brain

Diabetes